Hyperhidrosis , or excess sweating affects approximately 2-3% of the population. It can be embarrassing for many people.\u00a0 Why do some people sweat more than others?\u00a0 It is not yet known why.<\/p>\n
This condition can impact the function and quality of people’s lives.\u00a0 It can also affect the choice of clothing material and color.<\/p>\n
Topical antiperspirants contain up to 20%\u00a0 aluminum and block the sweat glands.\u00a0 Unfortunately they can cause a rash or skin irritation.<\/p>\n
There is a procedure called iontophoresis which can cause a 92% reduction in sweating BUT is very time consuming.\u00a0 You would have to come to the doctors office 5 times a week for 20 minutes.\u00a0 Effects can start to be noticed after 2 weeks. So far none of our clients have been interested in this very time involved treatment! No wonder!<\/p>\n
If antiperspirants do not control the sweating, and your doctor has ruled out metabolic causes, did you know that Botox (R) medical may be used quite effectively and that most insurance plans cover the cost of the product?
\nBy using a small needle, it is injected into the armpit area and has successfully treated many people. At Clarite, we find that most people need injections between every 6 – 12 months.<\/p>\n
Additional information may be found at www.sweatless.ca\/about-hyperhidrosis and www.botoxseveresweating.com.
\nOur medical director at Clarite has been providing this service for over 6 years with many satisfied clients.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Hyperhidrosis , or excess sweating affects approximately 2-3% of the population. It can be embarrassing for many people.\u00a0 Why do some people sweat more than others?\u00a0 It is not yet known why. This condition can impact the function and quality … Continue reading