Conditions

Excessive Perspiration

Sweating that antiperspirant has stopped controlling

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Sweating that antiperspirant has stopped controlling

Hyperhidrosis is sweating well beyond what temperature or exertion calls for, most often at the underarms, palms or soles. It is common, it has nothing to do with hygiene, and it is genuinely disruptive to work and clothing.

Small injections into the affected area interrupt the signal to the sweat glands. It is the same product used for expression lines, placed differently and for an entirely different purpose.

It lasts several months and then wears off, so this is a treatment you repeat. In Florida, most people plan it around the summer.

Treatments we would consider

  • Prefilled syringes and sealed glass vials laid out on a stainless steel tray, with a gloved hand reaching for one

    Toxins

    Neurotoxin injectables listed include Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau, Daxxify, and Xeomin. These relax facial muscles to reduce facial wrinkles and lines.

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