Hyperhidrosis is not a disease, but rather an individual feature of the body that causes a lot of trouble in everyday life.
Statistics say that about 5% of people in the world suffer from primary hyperhidrosis, which is equally common in men and women, secondary – about 15%.
It manifests locally, only in certain places where the largest number of sweat glands accumulate (under the arms, on the feet, head, face, palms, groin), or generically. And although this condition does not pose a threat to health, excessive hydration can have unpleasant consequences.:
Benefit
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Normalization of sweating;
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Long-lasting effect of the procedure;
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Safe procedure without harm to health;
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Quick result – sweating disappears the next day after the procedure;
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A simple procedure that does not require preliminary preparation.
Indications
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Increased sweating (hyperhidrosis);
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Excessive work of the sebaceous glands;
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The need to maintain an ideal business image
Contraindications
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Pregnancy;
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Breastfeeding period;
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Chronic diseases;
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Inflammatory process in the body;
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Heart, liver and kidney failure;
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Blood clotting disorder;
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The tendency to form keloid scars.
