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At Vinesse Aesthetics and Cosmetic Clinic Hyperhidrosis is treated with Muscle Relaxing Injectables which help you to overcome the issue of excessive sweating, this provides real relief for people suffering from this condition every day.
Axillary Hyperhidrosis is excessive sweating / perspiration under the arms or armpits. This causes wet patches under the arms and staining on clothing can be challenging in social situations, it can even cause some psychological distress.
Hyperhidrosis, excessive sweating, is usually caused by overactive sweat glands, but can also be brought on by other conditions such as: thyroid disease, anxiety, diabetes and infections, along with some medications.
Hyperhidrosis is can be treated with Muscle Relaxant Injections which can provide you with great relief from this condition. And therefore helps you to live a more normal life.
Please note that if you have an underlying condition then muscle relaxant injections may not be suitable for you. It is important that the underlying condition is treated first.
Hyperhidrosis is treated using the same formula as anti-wrinkle injections to block the signals to the sweat glands, thereby reducing excessive sweating. The treatment consists of multiple small injections to the affected site. In order to limit discomfort during the procedure, a local anaesthetic can be placed on the skin beforehand.
The results of Hyperhidrosis treatment last for four to seven months – once results wear off another treatment will be required.
Patients can return to normal life following the treatment as the side effects are minimal and rare. It is advised to avoid exercise 24 hours after treatment.
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