Hyperhidrosis Treatment

Anti-sweating injections are used for the treatment of localised areas, such as underarm glands, in individuals with excessive sweating or Hyperhidrosis. This treatment targets localised areas of sweating such as underarms.

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THE PROCEDURE

Block out the chemicals that signal perspiration

Hyperhidrosis Treatment with Injections

This treatment involves a series of small injections in the targeted area, such as the underarms. The injected substance works by blocking the release of a chemical that stimulates the sweat glands, reducing excessive sweating in the treated area.

How Does it Work?

The procedure is straightforward and typically takes 10–15 minutes. The product is injected into the specific sweat glands responsible for overproduction. Most commonly used for underarms, the treatment reduces sweat production by interrupting the nerve signals that activate the glands.

What to Expect

Timing: You may start noticing results within 4 weeks.
Duration: Effects can last up to 1 year for many patients, depending on individual responses.
Recovery: Most patients resume normal activities shortly after the procedure. It’s recommended to avoid activities that may increase sweating for 24 hours.
Comfort: A local anaesthetic cream may be applied to minimise discomfort during the injections.

Cost and Consultation

Prices for the treatment typically start from $1,000. A personalised quote will be provided to you at the time of consultation.

Contact Cosmos Clinic Today

This TGA-approved treatment offers a non-invasive option for managing symptoms of hyperhidrosis when other methods haven’t been effective. For more information or to book a consultation, contact our team today.

FROM

$1,000.

Locations available

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50 years

of collective experience and the latest medical equipment

10+ years

of experience performing Vaser Liposuction

30,000

surgical procedures since 2007

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The team

What is hyperhidrosis?

Hyperhidrosis, or excessive sweating, is a condition that affects millions of people around the world. Uncontrolled sweating can occur in various parts of the body including the face, hands, feet or underarms. Although high temperatures or stress can increase perspiration, they don’t cause hyperhidrosis. Instead, hyperhidrosis may be an inherited trait that stops the body from properly regulating its temperature. Until now, excessive sweating has been difficult to control. At Cosmos Clinic we offer a non-surgical treatment for hyperhidrosis that delivers long-lasting improvements.

What can I expect after the procedure?

There is little to no downtime with this procedure. You can bathe, shower, drive or go back to work immediately afterward.

Do anti-sweat injections work?

Yes, in clinical studies, 95% of patients with hyperhidrosis experienced an improvement in their excessive sweating by an average of 83%. However, results can vary from patient to patient.

How long will the injections last?

After the first treatment, the effects of anti-sweating injections last an average of 8 months and up to a year and a half. For nearly 40% of patients, these injections reduce sweating for more than one year. The amount of time the injections remain effective may vary.

Do I have to have a diagnosed condition to get Anti Sweating Injections?

No. There is no diagnosis of hyperhydrosis or any other condition needed to qualify for anti-sweating injections. You can get this treatment if you simply don’t want to sweat in certain places anymore.

What areas can be treated?

Anti-sweating injections are used to treat localised areas of sweating. They work the best for underarm sweating and can be very effective for sweating of the palms, soles and scalp. Anti-sweating injections cannot be used to treat sweating over the whole body (e.g. back, legs) or very large areas.

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