Targeted reduction of sweating
Hyperhidrosis treatment
Assessment and focused treatment of excessive sweating, including the underarms, when symptoms affect daily life.
Treatments
Hyperhidrosis treatment
Excessive sweating may occur without a clear link to heat or exertion and can affect clothing, work and confidence. Consultation reviews the pattern, duration and medical background. In suitable cases, an injected medicine may be considered to temporarily reduce the nerve signal to sweat glands in the treated area.
- 01Review of sweating pattern and medical background
- 02Mapping the treatment area
- 03Targeted treatment and follow-up
What to consider
- The effect is temporary and does not address every possible cause of sweating
- Pain, redness, swelling or bruising may occur at injection sites
- Some cases need further medical investigation before treatment
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Which areas can be treated?
The underarms are a common area, but suitability for any area is decided only after medical assessment.
How does treatment reduce sweating?
In suitable cases, an injected medicine temporarily reduces the nerve signal to sweat glands in the treated area.
How long does the effect last?
Duration differs between people. When the effect fades, reassessment can be considered.
Book a consultation
Book a consultation
Assessment and focused treatment of excessive sweating, including the underarms, when symptoms affect daily life.