HYPERHIDROSIS
Hyperhidrosis
Hyperhidrosis is treated using Botox. Botox is not only used for cosmetic reasons but for a wide range of other medical treatments. An important medical use for Botox is for excessive sweating, also known as Hyperhidrosis. It may affect various areas of the body, with most common areas affected being the armpits. The condition can cause anxiety and a lack of self-confidence. It is a common condition affecting 1-2% of the population and many people suffer in silence as they are not aware that anything can be done about it.
Commonly hyperhidrosis can be made worse by stress, anxiety, changes in hormones and ambient temperature. You can expect anything between a 70% to 90% improvement in your symptoms if you undergo successive treatments.
Dr Kat is an experienced, highly-skilled doctor. You will be treated by an experienced and highly trained GMC registered doctor with a passion for beauty, known for her friendly approach and gentle technique, which remains up-to-date with the latest advances and equipment.
Free no obligation Hyperhidrosis consultations available with Dr Kat!
How does Hyperhidrosis treatment work?
We only use pharmaceutical grade products
The treatment works by injecting Botulinum toxin type A subcutaneously into the skin to suppress the apocrine glands, which produce sweat. The treatment is most commonly used to tackle excessive underarm sweating. The areas are previously prepared with numbing cream to minimise discomfort. Post-procedure side effects may include, slight swelling, soreness, and bruising.
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Treatment Time
Botox treatments take 30 minutes
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Anesthetic
Numbing cream is required.
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Downtime
There may be minimal downtime after treatment.
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Back to Work
You can return to work immediately.
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Results
Results are noticeable within 2-4 weeks.
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Lasts
Results last for approximately 5-9 months.
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HYPERHIDROSIS TREATMENT
Underarm
Eliminate sweat marks on the underarm area.
Hands
Excessively sweaty hands can be treated.
Feet
Excessively sweaty feet can be a thing of the past.
Head
Excessive sweating on the head area can be treated.
Face
Sweating on the forehead or facial area can be treated.
Scalp
The scalp area can be treated to prevent excessive sweating.
