Hello, so I am trying to see whom can get my approved for cranial and auxiliary hyperdrosis. I am 40, obest and cannot afford these treatments. I almost suffered an accident from the overwhelming sweat that dripped into my eyes while I was driving it was hell because I got some of my skincare in my eyes and it stung. I have lost 30 lbs thus far and will be doing a full hormonal panel to rule out meno. Should I see a dermatologist or an aesthetics doctor for this? Help
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Answer: Choosing the Right Specialist for Hyperhidrosis: Dermatologist vs. Aesthetic Doctor
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Saline tattoo removal, such as the UNDO solution you mentioned, is generally considered a safe and non-invasive method to lighten or remove tattoos. However, it is uncommon for it to cause hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) in the treated area.
The increased sweating you are experiencing...
As a rule in our practice, and many others, we do not inject patients who are pregnant with any form of Botulinum. The reason being is that there is no clinical data, trials or study ever proving that this is safe. Therefore, as medical providers who pledge to do no harm to our patients, we...
Scotox can be very effective but the cost may be prohibitive. You will need between 50 and 100 units. I would try this above using toxin filled antiperspirants. Scrotox will only be locally active and should be safe if injected by a skilled provider.
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