Botox everywhere...but who can afford it?

An NBC News Blog recently published an article about various uses for Botox, including treatment of excessive sweat. A woman interviewed for the article had Botox injected in her fingers and on her palms, and the resulting dryness enabled her to get fingerprinted without smearing the ink. Here is a video of such a procedure. I have to admit that I can barely watch it. It looks VERY painful. Some of the people who commented said that they had palmar Botox but it didn't work. Has anyone tried it? If so, please let us know how much it cost, if it worked (and, if so, for how long), and if it was painful.

Love,
Tiara

Australian Vogue Publishes Detailed Description of Botox Treatment to Prevent Underarm Sweat

Let's all love our armpits, sweat and all. 

Thank you to Mez Love for posting 

this awesome image to Flickr. (Photo 

by Mez Love, Some rights reserved.)

Australia Vogue published an article with a detailed description of Botox treatment for underarm sweat: "Don't  Sweat It: At last, a cosmetic treatment that stops you from perspiring." Interestingly, the author has never been diagnosed with axillary hyperhidrosis but is concerned enough about underarm sweat that she sought this expensive treatment. Must we all be afraid of a little sweat?