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Say Goodbye to Excessive Sweating

Sweating is a natural bodily function, but for some, it’s a constant battle against embarrassing sweat marks and discomfort. If you’ve tried every antiperspirant on the shelf with no relief, it might be time to consider new revolutionary treatments for sweating. Here’s what you need to know about this innovative treatment. 

What Exactly is Botox?

Botox, a neurotoxin derived from the bacteria that cause botulism, is most famous for smoothing wrinkles. However, in the hands of a medical professional, it’s a safe and multipurpose treatment. Beyond its cosmetic acclaim, Botox is TGA-approved to treat several medical conditions, including hyperhidrosis, or excessive sweating.

A Solution for Excessive Sweating

Hyperhidrosis sufferers know that excessive sweating can occur regardless of temperature or mood. Professionally administered treatments can target the problem at its source. By blocking the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, our treatment halts the signal from nerve to sweat gland, putting an end to unwanted perspiration in treated areas. 

TGA-Approved and Off-Label Uses

Our treatments are TGA-approved for underarm use, where it’s been shown to reduce sweat production significantly, it’s also used off-label for sweating of the palms, face, and soles of the feet. Research suggests it can cut palm sweating by up to 50% and facial sweating for 5 to 6 months, with foot sweating studies also showing promising results.

Preparing for Your Treatment

The procedure is straightforward and quick, usually done in your doctor’s office. To prepare, you’ll be advised to wear a short-sleeved shirt and refrain from shaving your armpits a few days before the treatment. If you’re on blood thinners, you might need to pause these medications to prevent bruising.

The Journey to Dryness

Post-injection, normal activities can resume immediately, with results starting to show within a few days and full effects in two weeks. Remember, these treatments aren’t a permanent solution, and repeat injections will be necessary, typically every 7 to 16 months for underarms.

Post-Treatment: What to Expect

After treatment, little aftercare is needed, though you might experience tenderness around the injection sites. Your doctor will likely schedule a follow-up to ensure all areas of excessive sweating have been addressed. It’s best to steer clear of deodorants and hot baths for the first 24 hours to minimise irritation.

Treating excessive sweating can be a game-changer, offering relief and boosting confidence. So, if you're ready to wave goodbye to unwanted sweat, Beauty & Skin on Clyde might have just the solution you're looking for.

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