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TREATMENT OF HYPERHIDROSIS (EXCESSIVE SWEATING) WITH COSMETIC INJECTIONS Hyperhidrosis is the distressing and excessive sweating of the face, palms or auxilla (armpits). The use of modern cosmetic injections have been a revolution in the treatment of hyperhidrosis and are a safe, convenient and very effective way of reducing the sweating by 90% for up to 12 months. It has outstanding clinical proof of its efficacy. So successful is this treatment that many professionals, such as models or lawyers, use botulinum toxin injections to minimise any sweating, leaving them cool and dry in high stress situations. After treatment patients can go out with the freedom and confidence in knowing sweating has been drastically reduced to below normal levels. 

 

HOW DO COSMETIC INJECTIONS WORK TO TREAT HYPERHIDROSIS The sweat glands of the body release sweat when they are activated by the neurotransmitter acetylcholine. Kiora's cosmetic injections normalises excessive sweating by safely inhibiting the release of this neurotransmitter. The nerves and sweat glands are left intact - but the secretion of sweat from the glands is drastically reduced as they can no longer be activated by acetylcholine. Cosmetic Injections are rapidly becoming the gold standard for treating hyperhidrosis. Unlike surgery or iontophoresis our injections can be used to treat any area of the body. Tiny, superficial "blebs" can be placed to target the sweat glands of the face, underarms, palms or soles of feet.

 

TREATMENT OF HYPERHIDROSIS AT KIORA Kiora's specialist Cosmetic Doctors were one of the first doctors in Melbourne to start using Cosmetic Injections in the treatment of hyperhidrosis. They are experts in normalising the sweating of any area of the body - enabling you to enjoy hot days free from the worries of severe sweating. 

 
 
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