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Hello, Here are some helpful treatments for excessive sweating.Botox- Botox is helpful in that it can decrease the production of sweat but not odor. It typically lasts about 6 months in the under arm area.Miradry- Miradry uses microwave energy to destroy apocrine and eccrine glands. It is better at eccrine gland destruction than apocrine and is currently only used on the underarm area.RF needling- Can be used anywhere on the body and can destroy both apocrine and eccrine glands. Has become the procedure of choice in my practice for hyperhidrosis due to its effectiveness.Nerve ablation-Not commonly performed anymore as side effects are often worse than treatment and effectiveness is often limited.Oral medications- Too many side effects to be effective.Topical medications- Works by blocking glands. Many patients state how not effective mechanism.Best,Anil Shah
Excessive sweating is a common problem. Most common treatments are Botox which you have to repeat every 8-9 months, or now we have Fractora. Fractora is a radio-frequency microneedeling, and we have special protocols specifically to kill sweat glands. Most people will be happy with one treatment, but occasionally second treatment is needed. Price will depend on the size of the area, and your location. There are some videos of actual treatment for armpits that you can watch. Another option is Morpheus8 (RF microneedling). Some patients noticed an improvement as early as one day after the microneedling treatment!
Hello Annie, There is an excellent identical twin study where one twin received repeated Botox treatments for years while the other twin did not. The Botox twin always looked more rested, less angry, and had less wrinkles. When the Botox twin stopped having Botox, the results...
Hi and thank you for your question. Botox can be used to treat the DAO muscle, which is the muscle that pulls down the corners of your mouth. So this can help prevent marionette lines. Dermal fillers can also be injected into marionette lines to help soften their appearance. Wishing you all ...
Hi and thank you for your question. It is hard to say without seeing you, however it sounds as though you may have had your threading done too soon, which could potentially have moved the product placement. This could then result in a ptosis (droop) of the eyebrow or eyelid. I would advise you...