What does Injection treatment for Hyperhidrosis involve?

For Underarm Hyperhidrosis (Axilla), you should allow half an hour for an appointment. An ice pack is usually used to numb the relevant area. A series of tiny superficial injections is then placed into the Underarm which take about 5-10 minutes per side. After the treatment for Underarm Hyperhidrosis, one can go straight back to normal activities such as driving or working. There is no down time. The treatment starts to work within 7-10 days.

For Hand (palm) Hyperhidrosis you should allow an hour for an appointment. An ice pack is usually used first to numb the palm. If the ice is not sufficient to numb the palm, mild sedation may need to be used. A series of tiny superficial injections is then placed into the hand which take about 10-15 minutes per side. If only ice is used, one can go straight back to normal activities such as driving or working. There is no down time. If mild sedation is used, one should not drive for 24 hours after the treatment. The treatment starts to work within 7-10 days.

How long does Injection treatment for Hyperhidrosis last?

The effects of the treatment last up to 7 months on average. Therefore depending on the individual, one may require treatments 1-2 times per year.