Hyperhidrosis
What Is Hyperhidrosis?
Hyperhidrosis is a medical condition related to excessive sweating. This excessive sweating occurs regardless of factors such as heat or level of activity. Excessive sweating from this condition commonly occurs in areas such as your hands, underarms, head or feet.
It may be time to consider treatment for if:
- You are sweating more than usual.
- You are constantly sweating through your clothing.
- Your mood or emotional well-being are negatively affected by your sweating.
- Your daily routine has been impacted by sweating.
Hyperhidrosis can be treated to help alleviate the sweating and issues that come along with it. Contact us today to learn more.
There’s no need to settle for a life with embarrassing excessive sweating. Contact us today at Éternité Medical Aesthetics & Longevity Centers and schedule your first appointment to learn more about hyperhidrosis treatment options.
What Are My Options to Treat Hyperhidrosis?
At Éternité Medical Aesthetics & Longevity Centers, we offer Dysport® as a treatment for hyperhidrosis of the underarms. Dysport is an injectable neuromodulator. This means it can block nerves from interacting with muscles to give them signals to perform certain actions. When the underarms are selected as the treatment site, Dysport can help block and prevent the glands from sweating an abnormal amount.
What Can I Expect from Dysport Treatment?
Dysport is a non-surgical, minimally invasive method to help reduce excess sweating. This injectable treatment is performed as an outpatient procedure in the comfort of our Las Vegas office. There is no set downtime following the procedure, which simply involves a minor injection performed by a member of our team.
Dysport has the ability to decrease how much you sweat for up to six months, but results will vary. Additional treatments may be required to help achieve and maintain the results you’re looking for. A consultation with a member of our team will help you decide if this is the right method for you to treat your hyperhidrosis as well as develop a treatment plan to help you stay dry.