Excessive sweating is a medical concern, not a personal failing. When sweat disrupts work, clothing or confidence, it is worth treating — and it responds well to the right approach.
Underarms, palms, soles and the face are the most common areas. We first rule out contributors like medication or thyroid issues, then choose treatment for the specific area — from topical options to in-clinic procedures.
How it works
Assessment of the pattern and possible contributors, followed by area-specific treatment to reduce sweat output where it matters most.
Who it is for
Anyone whose sweating soaks clothing, marks surfaces or limits daily activities despite normal hygiene.
Concerns it addresses
Underarm sweating, sweaty palms and soles, social discomfort and clothing damage from perspiration.
Treatment process
- Pattern assessment
- Contributor review (medication, thyroid)
- Area-specific treatment plan
- Follow-up and adjustment
Expected results
Noticeable reduction in sweating in treated areas; duration of response depends on the method used.
Preparation & aftercare
Before the treatment
Arrive with clean, product-free skin in the area to be treated.
After the treatment
Follow the area-specific aftercare provided; report any unusual reaction promptly.