Hyperhidrosis Treatment
Stay fresh and dry with the market leading solution for excessive sweating.
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Hyperhidrosis at sk:n
Hyperhidrosis – what is it and why does it occur?
Although it is normal to sweat if you do exercise or get hot, excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) occurs when the body doesn’t need to cool down.
Hyperhidrosis is a long-term condition that can occur for no obvious reason, and can be caused by another condition that you are suffering from or as a side effect of medication you’re taking. It is a common condition that can affect the whole body, especially areas such as your armpits, hands, feet, face, chest and groin.
Can hyperhidrosis be cured?
There is no cure for hyperhidrosis, but it is possible to manage the symptoms of the condition.
For example, wearing loose-fitting white or black coloured clothes can minimise signs of sweating, socks can help to absorb moisture and wearing leather shoes rather than enclosed boots or sports shoes can help too. In addition, avoiding drinking alcohol or eating spicy food can help to minimise your symptoms.
Can excessive sweating be treated?
If your hyperhidrosis is affecting your confidence, it is possible for it to be treated at a specialist clinic like sk:n, where a specialist doctor will discuss your options with you.
Your hyperhidrosis consultation: what to expect
Your hyperhidrosis consultation will be with a doctor who will assess your condition and determine the most appropriate form of treatment. During your consultation they will be able to answer any questions you may have about your hyperhidrosis and give you personalised advice. If they decide your condition can be treated, they will be able to carry out the procedure in-clinic. All of our clinics are monitored by the Care Quality Commission and the equivalent in Scotland (HIS) and Wales (HIW), for your safety and peace of mind.
Hyperhidrosis treatment methods
At sk:n we use one of the most effective and proven treatments for hyperhidrosis which is an injection of a protein preparation into the problem area, normally in the forehead or underarms. In small doses the protein blocks the nerves that supply the eccrine glands, preventing them from producing sweat.
Three simple steps to start your journey
Step 1
Book a free, no obligation consultation with one of our experienced doctors. You can call us directly or request a call back.
Step 2
Visit your sk:n clinic and meet your doctor for a one to one consultation. During this consultation the doctor will:
- Assess your hyperhidrosis
- Discuss the best options to treat your hyperhidrosis
- Explain the procedure, recovery, likely outcomes and costs
- Go through your past medical history
- Answer any questions you may have
Step 3
Begin your hyperhidrosis treatment at the UK’s leading skin clinic. sk:n are regulated through the Care Quality Commission (CQC) the same regulator as the NHS and the equivalent in Scotland (HIS) and Wales (HIW), so you can be rest assured that you are in safe hands.
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Pricing
The prices shown are starting prices and exact price will be confirmed in consultation where treatment options, suitability and price will be discussed.
* All Free consultations are subject to a deposit payment from £25 – £50. Refundable after attending a consultation.
| Treatment | Single Treatment From | |
| Forehead | £365.00 |
£365.00
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| Underarms | £545.00 |
£545.00
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Arrange a Consultation
One of our friendly sk:n advisors will contact you to answer any questions you may have and help you on your sk:n journey.
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- Appointments available nationwide, seven days a week
How does treatment for hyperhidrosis work?
Excessive sweating is treated by administering an injection to combat the overactive sweat glands, which are identified by first applying a powder to the skin. The protein acts by blocking excess nerve signals to the sweat glands, thus reducing the amount of sweat the body releases.
What causes hyperhidrosis/excessive sweating?
Hyperhidrosis is thought to be caused by a problem with the part of the nervous system that controls sweating, and can also be triggered by the following:
Is hyperhidrosis safe?
Going to a regulated clinic and qualified doctor is the best way to treat your hyperhidrosis safely and effectively. Our hyperhidrosis treatment is carried out in highly clinical, sterilised operating rooms by doctors with many years’ experience. They will follow strict medical protocols, which means you can be rest assured that the procedures are very safe.
How much does hyperhidrosis cost?
Hyperhidrosis costs from £365 (depending on the area that is to be treated) and exact costs are confirmed after a free consultation with a doctor.
Where to go for hyperhidrosis treatment?
It is important that you visit a private clinic such as sk:n where your hyperhidrosis can be treated professionally and safely.
What happens after hyperhidrosis treatment?
After your hyperhidrosis treatment your practitioner will provide you with full aftercare instructions.
Is hyperhidrosis treatment right for me?
If your aim is to reduce the embarrassment and inconvenience caused by overactive sweat glands, hyperhidrosis treatment is a safe and convenient option.
