Chicago Dermatologic Surgeons

Carolyn Jacob, MD Carolyn Jacob, MD
Chicago Dermatologic Surgeon
20 W. Kinzie Suite 1130, Chicago
51 answers
Amy Taub, MD Amy Taub, MD
Lincolnshire Dermatologic Surgeon
275 Parkway Dr Suite 521, Lincolnshire
11 answers
Jonith Breadon, MD Jonith Breadon, MD
Chicago Dermatologic Surgeon
1009 W. Fulton Market, Chicago
11 answers
David Van Dam, MD David Van Dam, MD
Chicago Dermatologist
738 W Northwest Hwy, Barrington
7 answers
Keith A. Lopatka, MD Keith A. Lopatka, MD
Chicago Dermatologic Surgeon
1420 N. Renaissance Drive Suite 208, Park Ridge
2 answers

Recent Answers

What Treatments Are Available for Excessive Sweating?

I am a heavy sweater and it is very embarrassing to me, mainly during exercise. It is to the point of where it gains negative attention. I like the fact that I do sweat and some wish they could but it is too much and I also have a stronger underarm odor so I'm very particular about bathing. It was not unnormal for me to take 3-4 showers a day. What procedure can be taken for excessive sweating?

A: There are many treatments for excessive sweating

including topical solutions such as drysol, pills such as Robinul, and treatments such as Botox/Dysport which are temporary.  THere is now a new long lasting treatment for underarm sweating, the MiraDry procedure.  It uses microwave technology to eliminate sweat glands in the underams.  Typically two treatments are done 3 months apart.  Dermatologists are the experts in excessive sweating and can let you know what choices may be available for you.

Carolyn Jacob, MD
Chicago Dermatologic Surgeon

Which Botox Placement, or Combination Of, Results in Flat Eyebrows?

I have had upper forehead, crows feet, and 11's treated for a few years. Not always at the same time. Occasionally I get flat eyebrows that look a little heavy. What causes this? What adjustment do you recommend?

A: Botox and Dysport help treat wrinkles on the forehead, glabella, and eyes

however the forehead muscles are the only ones that raise the eyebrows, so if you feel they are too flat, your doctor should avoid treating all of your forehead, and perhaps try a very small dose that will still allow some movement.  Best to you

Carolyn Jacob, MD
Chicago Dermatologic Surgeon

Can I Go Running 48 Hrs After Getting Botox?

I just had botox yesterday morning and I was wondering is it ok to go running tomorrow afternoon? is it ok if my forehead sweats?

A: Botox can be used safely

especially in athletes.  There is no restriction to working out after having Botox or Dysport injections, so enjoy your run!  Best to you

Carolyn Jacob, MD
Chicago Dermatologic Surgeon
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