Hyperhidrosis
Aesthetic Medicine
Hyperhidrosis begins at a young age and occurs more frequently in the palmar and axillary areas. This type of disorder often becomes disabling, leading to difficulties and discomfort in interpersonal relationships. Pathological sweating of the hands is generally the most annoying condition among all forms of hyperhidrosis: the hands are exposed more than any part of the body and play an important role in professional activities, interpersonal relationships and social life.
Botulinum toxin is indicated for the treatment of hyperhidrosis because its mechanism of action involves blocking
of the nerve endings that activate the sweat glands. The toxin
Botulinum requires a few days to develop its action and, generally, the results of the treatment are visible within 7-10 days. However, this procedure does not have definitive effects and needs to be repeated at short intervals of time.
of the nerve endings that activate the sweat glands. The toxin
Botulinum requires a few days to develop its action and, generally, the results of the treatment are visible within 7-10 days. However, this procedure does not have definitive effects and needs to be repeated at short intervals of time.
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