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Facials & Body Treatments
It is also known as hyperhidrosis, which occurs when people sweat more than is necessary to regulate their body temperature. It can affect the underarms, hands, feet, and face, causing discomfort and interfering with daily activities. Fortunately, there are effective treatments available to help reduce excessive perspiration.
Overview
Why Choose Our Excessive Sweating Treatment?
- Highly Effective and Targeted Approach
For people with hyperhidrosis, our medication for excessive perspiration provides a potent remedy. In trouble spots, we immediately address hyperactive sweat glands using cutting-edge methods like targeted injections. By concentrating exclusively on the places that are uncomfortable and reducing side effects, this exact technique guarantees that the therapy will be extremely effective. - Tailored Therapy Plans
We stand out for our customised approach. Since every case of hyperhidrosis is different, we customise each treatment plan to meet your specific requirements. We promise results that are tailored to your circumstances by concentrating on your particular sweat-prone regions, whether they be the face, hands, feet, or underarms. This customised care guarantees the best results and maximum comfort throughout therapy. - Experienced Team of Experts
Our staff is comprised of highly trained specialists with considerable experience treating hyperhidrosis. Their knowledge guarantees that you receive the greatest level of treatment. They prioritise your safety and comfort, helping you through each stage of the treatment process. You may be confident that you are in the hands of trained professionals who are dedicated to providing the best results possible. - Long-Lasting Results
Our treatment provides not only momentary alleviation but also long-term remedies. Most patients see a considerable reduction in sweating for 4-6 months after treatment, allowing you to live sweat-free for an extended length of time. With regular follow-up treatments, you may preserve your good results and tackle social and professional situations with confidence.
Our method of treating excessive perspiration involves momentarily inhibiting the neurones that trigger the activation of the sweat glands. Tiny, precise injections are used in the procedure to stop perspiration in the afflicted locations. The procedure is short, minimally invasive, and doesn’t hurt too much. Within a few days, you’ll notice a noticeable decrease in perspiration that lasts for several months, with follow-up treatments guaranteeing long-lasting results.
Within a week of the procedure, the majority of patients report a noticeable decrease in perspiration. The effects, which offer long-term relief from excessive perspiration, usually continue for 4-6 months. Numerous patients express increased comfort, self-assurance, and the capacity to engage in social and professional activities without feeling ashamed of their perspiration. Over time, these effects can be sustained with repeated treatments.
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FAQ
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FAQ
How effective is Botox at treating excessive sweating?
Botox is a highly successful treatment for many people, inhibiting the nerves that induce sweating. Results usually last many months, and treatments can be repeated as needed.
Are there any negative effects related to the treatments?
Mild soreness or swelling at the injection site, temporary muscle weakness, or decreased sweating in the surrounding area are all common adverse effects. To understand potential hazards, contact a healthcare practitioner.
How can I determine the best treatment for my excessive sweating?
Consulting with a dermatologist or healthcare provider is crucial. They can evaluate your condition, discuss your symptoms, and recommend the most suitable treatment based on your needs.
Is surgery an option for treating excessive sweating?
Yes, surgery may be an option for severe hyperhidrosis. Procedures such as sympathectomy (which involves cutting the nerves responsible for sweating) are available, although they are often used only after other treatments have failed.