Excessive underarm sweating can be bothersome at work, during leisure time, and in social situations. At Capio, our specialists offer treatment for hyperhidrosis, focusing on reducing sweat production and improving your quality of life.
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Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) is a condition in which the body produces more sweat than necessary. Many men find that sweat soaks through their shirts and T-shirts, causing them to feel self-conscious during meetings or social events and making it difficult to feel comfortable.
At Capio, we offer both non-surgical and surgical treatments for excessive underarm sweating. During the initial consultation, the plastic surgeon will assess which treatment is best suited to your symptoms and your preferences.
No two men experience hyperhidrosis in the same way. That’s why all treatments begin with a thorough consultation, during which we review your symptoms, expectations, and treatment options.
Depending on your situation, treatment may include Botox or surgical reduction of the sweat glands, among other options. The goal is to reduce sweat production and give you greater freedom in your daily life.
During the initial consultation, you’ll talk with the plastic surgeon about your sweating issues, and you’ll review the treatment options that are best for you. You’ll receive information about the expected results, any risks, and how to best prepare. If you’re scheduled for surgery, you’ll also receive guidance on medication, smoking, shaving your armpits, and other practical preparations.
Treatment depends on your genes.
In milder cases, Botox can reduce sweat production for several months. For more severe symptoms, a plastic surgeon may recommend surgical treatment to reduce or remove the sweat glands. The procedure is typically performed under local anesthesia and takes approximately 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the treatment method.
After treatment, you can usually go home the same day. It’s normal to experience mild tenderness, swelling, and discoloration during the first few days. You’ll receive instructions on dressing care, pain management, and when you can return to work, exercise, and other activities. If you’ve had surgery, you should avoid vigorous arm movements at first to allow the area to heal properly.
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