Hyperhidrosis (Excessive Sweating)

About Hyperhidrosis

Hyperhidrosis is a medical condition characterized by excessive and unpredictable sweating that significantly exceeds the body’s need for temperature regulation. This service addresses primary focal Hyperhidrosis, which typically affects the underarms (axilla). The treatment involves using a neuromodulator (such as BOTOX or a similar product) to target the nerve signals responsible for activating the sweat glands. This treatment is best suited for individuals for whom strong, clinical-grade antiperspirants have failed to provide relief. The definitive result clients can expect is a dramatic reduction in sweating—often 80% or more—leading to drier skin, improved comfort, and freedom from embarrassment.

How it Works

Technology

The treatment uses a neuromodulator, which is purified protein complex. When injected into the skin where sweat glands are concentrated, the neuromodulator acts as a targeted messenger block. It temporarily inhibits the release of acetylcholine—the chemical signal that travels from the nerve endings to the eccrine (sweat) glands. By blocking this chemical message, the glands are prevented from producing sweat, effectively turning off the excessive sweating mechanism in the treated area.

Duration

A typical hyperhidrosis treatment session is efficient, lasting approximately 30 to 45 minutes, including preparation and treatment time. The procedure involves a series of small, shallow injections administered to targeted areas to reduce excessive sweating.
Results are temporary, and to maintain dryness, repeat treatments are usually required every 6 to 12 months, depending on individual metabolism and the severity of hyperhidrosis.

Results

The therapeutic effects are not immediate. Most clients notice a reduction in sweating within 2 to 4 days after treatment, with full effects typically achieved within 1 to 2 weeks. Results are long-lasting, usually providing relief for 4 to 6 months, significantly reducing excessive sweating and improving comfort during daily activities.

Safety and Comfort

Treatment for Hyperhidrosis using neuromodulators is a very safe and clinically accepted procedure with minimal side effects.

Safety: The procedure is performed under the direct medical supervision of our team, ensuring precise dosing and safe injection technique. The effects are localized and temporary; the neuromodulator does not affect other bodily functions or signals outside the targeted injection site. The body continues to sweat normally in other areas, maintaining proper temperature regulation.

Comfort: Hyperhidrosis treatment is generally well tolerated. Clients may feel brief, mild pinching sensations during the procedure as the medication is administered using very fine needles. The treatment is quick, and no downtime is required—most clients return to normal activities immediately afterward.

Candidates for
Hyperhidrosis (Excessive Sweating) Treatment

You are an ideal candidate for neuromodulator treatment for Hyperhidrosis if you meet the following medical and lifestyle criteria:

Diagnosed Primary Hyperhidrosis
Failure of Topical Treatments
Impact on Quality of Life
Good General Health
Seeking Non-Surgical Relief

Safety and Comfort

As a leading Skincare Clinic in North Bay, your safety is paramount. Every treatment begins with a comprehensive skincare consultation to review your medical history, discuss expectations, and ensure our treatments are the right choice for you. We provide a comfortable, professional clinical environment that adheres to strict infection prevention protocols, along with detailed post-care instructions to support a smooth recovery and optimal, natural-looking results.

have a question?

Quick answers to questions you may have

Is the sweat redirected to other areas of my body?

No. The body contains millions of sweat glands, and only a tiny percentage are treated. The remaining glands are fully capable of handling the body’s temperature regulation needs, and there is no evidence of compensatory sweating elsewhere.

How much does this procedure cost, and is it covered by insurance?

Costs vary depending on the area being treated and the amount of product required. While the procedure is sometimes covered by private insurance plans if deemed medically necessary, we recommend checking your specific plan details after your initial consultation.

How long after treatment can I resume exercise?

We advise avoiding strenuous activity, saunas, and hot tubs for approximately 24 hours after the procedure to prevent the product from migrating from the injection sites and to ensure optimal results.

What is the typical difference in sweat level after treatment?

Patients report a dramatic reduction, often experiencing an 80% to 90% decrease in excessive sweating in the treated areas. This allows most individuals to stop relying on prescription antiperspirants.