Armpit sweating
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Armpit sweating
Armpit sweating, also known as axillary hyperhidrosis, is a condition in which a person’s underarms sweat excessively, even when they are not hot or physically active. This condition can be embarrassing, uncomfortable, and can lead to skin irritation and odor.
The Treatment:
Treat the armpit sweating, after you have filled out your health declaration and signed a treatment agreement, our Botulinum toxin procedure against excessive sweating can begin. Botox blocks the nerves that control our sweat glands, which stops them from producing sweat.
Treatment info
Price | — | Medical Evaluation Required |
Anesthetic | — | Not necessary |
Safety | — | Extremely safe |
Duration | — | 15 minutes |
Effect duration | — | 4-8 Months |
Pain (0-10) | — | 6 |
Recovery information
After treatment:
Don’t rub the treated area, for the next 4 hours. Avoid saunas, pools or beaches in 24 hours. Don´t exercise in 24 hours. Don´t drink alcohol or smoke in 24 hours.
Recovery:
The recovery time it’s right away, sometimes redness of the skin, swelling or bruises may occur.
Effect Duration:
Everyone’s body is different and so are the results, on average you´ll be able to enjoy the results from 3 to 6 months.
Why treat armpit sweating?
Botulinum toxin can be an effective treatment for armpit sweating because it blocks the release of a chemical called acetylcholine, which stimulates the sweat glands in the underarms. By reducing the activity of these glands, Botulinum toxin can significantly reduce the amount of sweat produced, providing relief for people with axillary hyperhidrosis. Treat your armpit sweating at rejuvenate clinic.
Free intake
Rejuvenate Clinic offers consultations with one of our physicians prior to any treatment or treatments you may express interest in. We use our intakes to consider possible medical objections to desired treatments, map out treatment areas and offer personalized advice in line with your preferences and options.
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