Hyperhidrosis

Hyperhidrosis treatment is a highly effective non-surgical treatment designed to reduce excessive sweating and improve day-to-day confidence and comfort. Hyperhidrosis is a medical condition that causes the body to produce more sweat than is necessary to regulate temperature. This can affect confidence, clothing choices, social situations, work environments, and overall quality of life.

 

At Aesthetics by Natasha, hyperhidrosis treatments are tailored to safely and effectively target areas of excessive sweating using prescription-only medication administered through a series of small injections into the affected area. The treatment works by temporarily blocking the signals between the nerves and sweat glands, significantly reducing sweat production.

 

Common treatment areas include the underarms, hands, feet, forehead, scalp, and sometimes other areas of the body depending on the individual concern. The underarms are the most commonly treated area and often achieve excellent results.

 

Results are not immediate, with most clients noticing improvement within 7–14 days following treatment. The effects are temporary but long-lasting, with results typically lasting between 4–9 months depending on the treatment area, individual metabolism, and severity of sweating. Many clients choose regular maintenance treatments to maintain results throughout the year.

 

Hyperhidrosis treatment can have a significant positive impact on confidence and daily life. Clients often report feeling more comfortable in social situations, experiencing less anxiety around sweating, and having greater freedom with clothing choices and activities. It can also reduce issues such as sweat marks, discomfort, and skin irritation associated with excessive perspiration.

 

There is no specific age requirement beyond medical suitability, however treatment is generally most appropriate for adults who feel their sweating is affecting their confidence, lifestyle, or wellbeing. During consultation, a full medical history and assessment will be completed to ensure treatment is safe and appropriate for you.

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