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If you’re looking for a non-surgical treatment that could stop excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis), SurgiCare could have the answer for you.
Excessive sweating can be extremely embarrassing, but thankfully there are now a number of treatments that can stop excessive sweating. Through a simple injection of the muscle relaxing Botulinum Toxin, it is possible to significantly reduce the effects of hyperhidrosis.
Call SurgiCare today on 08000 46 1000 to find out what you can expect from our excessive sweating solutions or ask us to call you back.
Why choose SurgiCare to stop excessive sweating?
As one of the UK’s leading providers of non-surgical cosmetic procedures in the UK, you can trust SurgiCare’s expertise to help you stop excessive sweating.
In the past, excessive sweating treatments may have involved removing the sweat glands or cutting nerves in the neck. However, SurgiCare now provides a simple and non-invasive way to prevent excessive sweating through Botulinum Toxin injections.
We can help you stop excessive sweating at our clinics across the UK — order a brochure today.
Procedure
The Hyperhydrosis treatment involves an injection of tiny amounts of a muscle relaxant called Botulinum Toxin in a grid pattern over the affected area. You may experience a small amount of discomfort during the procedure, but in most cases, no anaesthetic is required.
Other Products to Stop Excessive Sweating
For milder cases of hyperhidrosis, talcum powder and cornstarch powder products such as Zeasorb can help to absorb the sweat. There are also a number of stronger antiperspirants, available including Driclor and AnHydrol Forte. These are made using strong solutions of aluminium chloride, and can be used for armpits, hands and feet. However they can cause skin to become irritated over time. If this happens you should consult your GP.
If you find that you are still suffering from excessive sweating after using these products, you should contact SurgiCare to discuss other treatment options.
We also recommend you:
- Choose the right clothing. Natural fibres like cotton are cool but they absorb sweat and can stay damp once they get wet; some synthetic fibres are warm but they draw sweat away from the body and feel dry. You may find it more comfortable to have a change of clothing available during the day.
- If your feet are the problem, try using absorbent insoles and leaving shoes to dry out rather than wearing the same pair on consecutive days.
- Keep your work environment cool and well ventilated.
- Avoid the food and drinks that seem to trigger your sweating.
- Think about how you can reduce stress during the day, plan your activities carefully and try to make time to relax.
Cost
The actual treatment required to stop excessive sweating varies depending on your personal requirements, but to get an estimate on how much excessive sweating treatments may cost you, please call us now on 08000 46 1000 or use our online enquiry form for our latest prices.
Contact SurgiCare today to discuss your individual needs — we’ll arrange a free, no obligations consultation with one of our specialists on how to stop excessive sweating.
Before & After
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FAQs
What are the benefits of excessive sweating treatments?
In most cases, treatments to stop excessive sweating take effect within a matter of days, leading to a significant reduction in the amount of sweating. Typically, improvements last around three to six months, and can be repeated as often as necessary.
How does the treatment stop excessive sweating?
The Hyperhydrosis treatment involves an injection of tiny amounts of a muscle relaxant called Botulinum Toxin in a grid pattern over the affected area. You may experience a small amount of discomfort during the procedure, but in most cases, no anaesthetic is required.
Are there other products that may help me to stop excessive sweating?
For milder cases of hyperhidrosis, talcum power and cornstarch powder products such as Zeasorb can help to absorb the sweat. There are also a number of stronger antiperspirants, available including Driclor and AnHydrol Forte. These are made using strong solutions of aluminium chloride, and can be used for armpits, hands and feet. However they can cause skin to become irritated over time. If this happens you should consult your GP.
If you find that you are still suffering from excessive sweating after using these products, you should contact SurgiCare to discuss other treatment options.
Can you give any practical advice on how to stop excessive sweating?
- Choose the right clothing. Natural fibres like cotton are cool but they absorb sweat and can stay damp once they get wet; some synthetic fibres are warm but they draw sweat away from the body and feel dry. You may find it more comfortable to have a change of clothing available during the day.
- If your feet are the problem, try using absorbent insoles and leaving shoes to dry out rather than wearing the same pair on consecutive days.
- Keep your work environment cool and well ventilated.
- Avoid the food and drinks that seem to trigger your sweating.
- Think about how you can reduce stress during the day, plan your activities carefully and try to make time to relax.
How much do treatments to stop excessive sweating cost?
The actual treatment required to stop excessive sweating varies depending on your personal requirements, but to get an estimate on how much excessive sweating treatments may cost you, please call us now on 08000 46 1000 or use our online enquiry form for our latest prices.
Contact SurgiCare today to discuss your individual needs — we’ll arrange a free, no obligations consultation with one of our specialists on how to stop excessive sweating.