ANTI-WRINKLE TREATMENTS
Excessive Sweating Treatment
Sweating is normal, but sweating much more than you expect can become frustrating when it affects your clothes, plans or confidence. If this sounds familiar, we can help you understand whether one of the options we offer is appropriate for you.
ABOUT THIS TREATMENT
What is anti-wrinkle for excessive sweating?
Excessive sweating is also known as hyperhidrosis. It can affect different parts of the body, and the right way to address it depends on where it occurs and whether another condition may be contributing. At Kiss, we commonly treat the under-arm area.
This treatment involves using an anti-wrinkle treatment product to block the chemical signals from your nerves that tell your sweat glands to produce sweat.
WHAT IT HELPS
What can excessive sweating treatment help with?
Depending on the cause and area affected, appropriate treatment may help reduce sweating that interferes with daily life. What can be offered varies, so we don’t want to assume an option suited to one area will suit another.
OUR EXPERTISE
Why choose Kiss Aesthetics
Kiss Aesthetics was founded by Antonia Knowles, a Level 7-trained aesthetics practitioner with a First Class BSc (Hons). Antonia has worked in aesthetic medicine since 2015 and is recognised for her advanced knowledge, honest approach and naturally balanced results.
With a flagship in Ascot, Berkshire, we also have a team of experienced doctors, nurses and advanced aesthetics professionals across 13+ UK clinics.
FAQS
Hyperhidrosis FAQs
How do I know whether I have excessive sweating?
There isn’t one amount of sweat that is “normal” for everyone. It may be worth seeking advice if you sweat when you don’t need to cool down or if sweating regularly disrupts your day. A clinician can help consider whether there may be an underlying cause.
Can excessive sweating affect areas other than the underarms?
Yes. It can affect different areas of the body, but treatment options and suitability vary by area. We commonly treat the under-arm area on men and women.
When should I speak to my GP?
Speak to your GP if sweating is new, unexplained, widespread or having a significant effect on your life. They can assess possible causes and discuss the full range of appropriate options.
Does excessive sweating treatment need a prescription?
Some medical options are prescription-only, while others are not. If a prescription-only option is considered, an appropriate clinician must assess whether it is suitable for your symptoms and the area affected.
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