Excessive Sweating
Excessive Sweating is also known as Hyperhidrosis. This is when the body produces sweat in greater amounts than necessary for temperature control. It can be experienced in the underarms, hands/feet, face, scalp, groin, or breast areas. This can be distressing, unpleasant and may significantly affect quality of life. If Clinical Strength Antiperspirants are not effective, botulinum toxin may offer relief.
Excessive Sweating
Excessive Sweating is also known as Hyperhidrosis. This is when the body produces sweat in greater amounts than necessary for temperature control. It can be experienced in the underarms, hands/feet, face, scalp, groin, or breast areas. This can be distressing, unpleasant and may significantly affect quality of life. If Clinical Strength Antiperspirants are not effective, botulinum toxin may offer relief.
Treatment Options
Image of actual patient after the location of excessive sweating (Hyperhydrosis) is defined using iodine prep solution and cornstarch. The area within the white marks is then treated with Botox. Patients will experience cessation of sweating within 5 days. Results usually last about 9 months.