Sweating Cleveland
Conveniently located to serve Cleveland, Beachwood, Lake County, Westlake
There’s no need to be embarrassed by excessive sweating ever again! Botox can be used to stop sweating in the underarms, palms, forehead and almost anywhere else on the body.
Hyperhidrosis is a common condition that involves excessive sweating on certain parts of the body, including the face, hands, feet and underarms. Patients with this condition often need prescription-strength antiperspirants to control sweating, and may have to change clothes frequently or avoid wearing certain fabrics.
Treatments Options for Hyperhidrosis
Patients with hyperhidrosis can receive Botox injections to control excessive underarm sweating. Botox injections block the nerves that stimulate the sweat glands, significantly reducing the amount of sweat produced. Most patients notice a dramatic reduction in underarm sweating within just four weeks, with results lasting for more than six months. While symptoms will gradually return, patients can maintain their results by seeking routine follow-up treatments.
miraDry is a noninvasive, FDA-cleared treatment that will free you from bothersome underarm sweat. By eliminating the sweat and odor glands, you can feel confident that your underarms will remain dry in any situation. miraDry is for you if you are; bothered by underarm sweat, tired of underarm stains in shirts, wanting a natural and toxin-free lifestyle & wishing to end your days feeling clean without underarm sweat.
However, now patients with hyperhidrosis can receive Botox injections to control excessive underarm sweating. Botox injections block the nerves that stimulate the sweat glands, significantly reducing the amount of sweat produced. Most patients notice a dramatic reduction in underarm sweating within just four weeks, with results lasting for more than six months. While symptoms will gradually return, patients can maintain their results by seeking routine follow-up treatments.
Causes of Hyperhidrosis
Most cases of hyperhidrosis are caused by:
- Anxiety
- Heart disease
- Hormone changes
- Blood sugar problems
- Caffeine
- Certain medications
In some cases, there may be no known cause for this condition, which is referred to as primary or focal hyperhidrosis. This condition tends to affect both sides of the body and can occur on the hands, feet, underarms, head and face.
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