What are the Benefits of Hyperhidrosis Application?

Hyperhidrosis problem which is very common in the summer irritates people. To eliminate the hyperhidrosis problem for a long time to be able to act comfortably and safely in the society increases the quality of life of the person. The person can move freely in the Daily life and can comfortably wear light coloured clothes.

Hyperhidrosis Treatment with Botox

Sweating treatment can be performed in many ways. One of these is medical Botox method. Botox is used for aesthetic and cosmetic purposes today. Another use of Botox other than aesthetic purposes is the treatment method used to eliminate the hyperhidrosis and diseases related to this. Since the release of the substances that provide the transmission in the nerve endings with the Botox substances, the transmission between the nerves and the organs that the nerve endings reached to, stops. In this way, the hyperhidrosis problem is resolved.

In Which Areas Can Hyperhidrosis Be Applied?

Botox application against the hyperhidrosis can be applied to axilla, palms and feet.

What are The Periods and Stages of Hyperhidrosis Application?

Before the application, the areas where the sweating is intense are marked and botox is injected under the skin depending on the person’s situation. The toxin substance injected reaches the sweat glands and affects the nerves and prevents them from tightening by excreting sweat. The permanence of the treatment is approximately 6-8 months but also depends on the person’s body structure. The effect can be seen within 3 days after the application and it becomes fully effective after 2 weeks When the process’ permanence lasts, the person can have a new application.

Who Should Avoid From Botox Application Against Hyperhidrosis?

The process cannot be applied to those who have active infection in the treatment area, those who have muscle disease (Myasthenia Gravis, Eaton Lambert syndrome), pregnant women and those who are breastfeeding.

What are the Points to Be Considered Before and After Botox Application Against Hyperhidrosis Application?

For the first 4-6 hours after the botox application against hyperhidrosis, perfumes, deodorants chemical substances can be used, and heavy exercises cannot be performed. Massage should not be applied to the treated area and the person should not take a shower with hot water. In addition, aspirin, painkillers and alcohol should not be used on the application day.

Secret Gold Needle and Hyperhidrosis Treatment 

Another application used for hyperhidrosis treatment is gold needle radiofrequency treatment. With this method, the sweat glands are permanently damaged by giving radiofrequency energy. Thus, it’s prevented controlled damaged sweat glands to work for excessive sweating. With Secret Gold Needle, hyperhidrosis treatment is only applied to axillary area.

What are The Periods and Stages of Secret Gold Needle and Hyperhidrosis Application?

While getting started application, to the area where the application is to be performed, the local anaesthetic cream is rubbed off and the area is narcotised. Then the skin is cleaned with antiseptic solution for hygiene and the application starts with personal and disposable heads. After the application, cold compress is applied. This application can be applied 3-4 times at 3-4-week intervals.

Who Should Avoid From Secret Gold Needle and Hyperhidrosis Application?

This procedure cannot be applied to those who have cardiac pacemaker, in areas with wound or infection, those who have blood coagulation problem, epilepsy patients and pregnant women.

What are the Points to Be Considered Before and After Secret Gold Needle and Hyperhidrosis Application?

Before the application, aspirin and blood thinners and alcohol should not be used. After the application, perfumes and deodorants containing glycolic acid should not be used, heavy exercises should not be performed.

What Are the Side Effects of Secret Gold Needle and Hyperhidrosis Application?

A mild redness may be seen after the application, but it takes 1 hour and then lasts. Mild bleedings at the entrance of the needle and oedema may occur