Hyperhidrosis

Sweating is a natural process that helps regulate body temperature and prevent overheating. It allows the body to eliminate excess fluids while keeping the skin moist and preventing dryness. Hyperhidrosis, on the other hand, refers to excessive sweating caused by physiological, nervous, or endocrine issues in the body. This problem worsens during hot months and can significantly impact self-confidence. Stains on clothing and unpleasant odors are the most uncomfortable symptoms that disrupt daily life, limit mobility, and cause self-consciousness. However, hyperhidrosis is not limited to underarms; other areas such as feet, palms, skin folds, back, or forehead can also be affected.

Modern cosmetic procedures can effectively address hyperhidrosis. One of the most efficient methods for combating excessive sweating is through anti-sweat injections. They provide long-lasting results, which can be observed just a few days after the initial treatment. Sweating decreases over time and eventually disappears completely. The procedure is painless, comfortable for you, and easily tolerable.

Anti-sweat injections are also used for the feet, but it is necessary to have a thorough pedicure before the session and treat the feet to remove any hardened skin. The procedure not only eliminates sweating but also reduces the risk of fungal infections that develop due to excessive moisture on the feet.

The face is often susceptible to increased sweating, and injections are applied to the forehead to address both sweating and the early signs of aging. These injections can also slow down the appearance of facial wrinkles caused by facial expressions. The substance does not accumulate in the tissues and is quickly eliminated from the body. After the procedure, you can immediately return to your daily activities as there is no recovery period required.

The procedure is completely safe and provides cosmetic benefits by alleviating the discomfort and problems associated with hyperhidrosis. Regular antiperspirants, in comparison, pose greater risks with frequent use.

The effects of the treatment typically last an average of 8 months.