Excessive Sweating Treatment (Hyperhidrose)

Sweating is a natural reaction of the body, which ensures its cooling. Sweating during heat, during physical or psychological stress is most often absolutely normal.

Hyperhidrosis is a violation of the functions of the sweat glands. Its main manifestations are sweating for no apparent reason, excessive sweating, and moisturizing only certain parts of the body.

Increased sweating can be an individual feature of a person or a symptom of hyperhidrosis. If it causes discomfort, you should consult a doctor. Modern medicine allows you to completely solve this problem.

The principle of treatment is to stop the signals from the CNS to the sweat glands. This can be achieved by administering neurotoxin type A. Neurotoxin molecules, binding to nerve fiber receptors, inhibit the release of mediators and block sweat gland receptors, as a result of which the glands cease to respond to stimulating signals, and sweating stops.

The principle of treatment consists in halting the receipt of signals from the Central Nervous System (CNS) by sweat glands. The injection of neurotoxin type A helps achieving it. The molecules of neurotoxin, binding to the receptors of nerve fibers, slow down the release of mediators and block the receptors of sweat glands, as the result of which the glands stop reacting to the stimulating signals, and the sweating stops.

Neurotoxin injections are administered into the area where the sweat glands are overactive. This way, you can get rid of excessive sweating in just 1 procedure. The effect appears within a few hours and increases over two weeks until sweating is completely normalized.

The effect of the drug lasts for more than 6 months, sometimes a year or a year and a half.

Treatment of hyperhidrosis with neurotoxin A drugs is superior to the effect of electrophoresis and even surgery.

A significant reduction in sweating occurs after two days, but the maximum effect is achieved 6-15 days after the procedure.

The use of drugs based on neurotoxin type A is not recommended for patients with:

• allergy to the components of the drug;
• neurological diseases;
• skin diseases in the injection area.

Before the procedure, you should consult a doctor to exclude the presence of contraindications.