Foot Botox
Botulinum toxin (Botox) may be used for excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) or select muscle-related discomfort in the feet.
- Consultation to assess suitability
- Targeted treatment
- Aftercare and follow-up
We'll discuss benefits, risks and alternatives to help you make an informed decision.
Foot Botox at the Foot & Ankle Centre offers a modern, non-surgical solution for patients experiencing excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis), chronic foot pain, high-heel discomfort, or muscle overactivity affecting the feet. Botox injections work by temporarily relaxing overactive muscles or reducing sweat gland activity, providing significant relief and improving daily comfort.
Commonly used to treat plantar hyperhidrosis, toe cramping, and forefoot pain from wearing high heels, Foot Botox is a quick procedure performed with precision by our specialist clinicians. The treatment can reduce sweating for up to 6–9 months, ease muscle tension, improve gait comfort, and prevent painful rubbing or skin irritation inside shoes.
Using fine needles and targeted anatomical knowledge, the Foot & Ankle Centre delivers Foot Botox safely and accurately, ensuring optimal results with minimal downtime. It is an excellent option for anyone seeking improved comfort, confidence, and relief from persistent foot-related symptoms without surgery.
FAQs
Foot Botox involves injecting small amounts of botulinum toxin into specific areas of the feet to reduce sweating, relax overactive muscles, or ease pain. It is commonly used for hyperhidrosis and pressure-related discomfort.
People with excessive sweating (plantar hyperhidrosis), pain from wearing high heels, muscle spasms or toe cramping, forefoot burning or pressure pain, or skin irritation from moisture or friction. It is popular among professionals, athletes, and those with active lifestyles.
Botox blocks signals between nerves and sweat glands or muscles. This reduces sweat production or relaxes tight muscles, improving comfort and decreasing painful pressure on the feet.
There may be mild discomfort due to foot sensitivity, but the procedure is quick and can be performed with numbing cream or local anaesthetic to improve comfort.
Results typically last 4–9 months depending on the condition treated and activity level. Many patients return for maintenance 1–2 times per year.
Plantar hyperhidrosis (sweaty feet), metatarsalgia related to high-heel wear, toe cramping or muscle tightness, pain from excessive pressure in footwear, and skin maceration or irritation caused by sweating.
A Foot Botox session typically takes 20–30 minutes, including preparation, treatment, and aftercare advice.
Side effects are usually mild and may include temporary soreness, bruising, or slight weakness in treated muscles. Serious complications are rare when performed by trained specialists.
Downtime is minimal. Most patients resume normal activities immediately, though high-impact exercise may be avoided for 24 hours.
Contact the Foot & Ankle Centre via our website, call the clinic, or submit an online enquiry. Our specialists will assess your symptoms and determine whether Foot Botox is the best treatment for you.