Under Arm Sweating Treatment Kent
Reduce Under Arm Sweating and Improve Everyday Comfort
Under Arm Sweating Treatment in Kent
Under arm sweating treatment uses injections in the underarm area to help reduce sweating. It takes about 20 minutes, and results typically last between 4 months and a year.
Heavy sweating is a common concern for many people, typically in the underarm area. Unfortunately this can be unpredictable, affecting people even when they are inactive or during cool weather. For some people it can be annoying and even embarrassing – affecting what clothes they can comfortably wear, or even choosing not to remove a coat or jacket in order to hide unsightly sweat patches.
The good news is that an under arm sweating treatment is a quick, non-surgical procedure with minimal downtime. Injections in the underarm and armpit area can help reduce underarm sweating, allowing greater freedom and confidence in how you live your life. As heavy sweating can have a number of causes, we always recommend speaking with your GP before booking.
Under Arm Sweating Treatment
Cost:
From £425
Procedure Time: 20 Mins
Discomfort:
Mild
Recovery:
Minimal
Prescription-only treatment: only provided after a face-to-face assessment with our nurse prescriber, who reviews your medical history and decides whether it’s suitable for you.
Book your appointment today
To book an appointment, head over to our booking system and register for an account. Then review all treatments, select and choose a suitable time and date. If this is your first time visiting Immaculate Touch, please book a consultation.
FAQs
Only one session is needed.
Results should be noticeable in 2-4 days, with full effects apparent in 2 weeks.
The treatment can reduce sweating significantly, although individual results vary.
During under arm sweating treatment you may feel mild pinpricks, but the procedure is relatively painless and anaesthetic cream is not generally required.
Results from under arm sweating treatment typically last between 4 months and a year.
Following a consultation and suitability assessment, treatment may involve a series of small injections that temporarily block the nerve signals responsible for activating the underarm sweat glands. This helps reduce excessive sweat production in the treated area. The effects are temporary and typically last several months, although individual results vary.
