Hyperhidrosis
Sweating is a normal function of the body, in which the body produces this swear to cool itself.
Hyperhidrosis is a very common condition that affects many Australians. It is characterized by excessive sweating primarily affecting the underarms and hands and feet. Sweating is a normal function of the body, in which the body produces this swear to cool itself. For some people however the body needs to produce more sweat that what is needed for it’s cooling. Hyperhidrosis can be an embarrassing problem for sufferers that can impact self-esteem, clothing choices and social activities.
Fillers Can be used for:
- Tear Troughs (hollows under the eyes)
- Adding volume to the cheeks
- Nasal bridge augmentation
- Smile lines or laughter lines
- Lip enhancement
- Lip lines (smokers lines)
- Adding symmetry in the case of facial feature imbalance Acne scarring
There are multiple types of dermal filler and each is specifically designed for different application. The doctor will advise you as to which dermal filler is best for you at the time of your initial consultation after taking into account your individual needs.
Despite having different actions, anti-wrinkle injections and dermal filler are commonly used together to achieve maximum results.
A few common things can cause people to get a bit sweaty these are:
- Being hot (this is controlled by hypothalamus)
- Emotional triggers
- Food – spicy/hot good
Normal /medical grade deodorants simply do not provide much in terms of relief and medical grade deodorants/medications can have undesired side effects. Injectable muscle relaxants are much better tolerated and work via reducing the sweat gland stimulation. Injectable treatments for hyperhidrosis stop the nerve single that’s signals the start of sweating from reaching the sweat gland. It is a temporary method of reducing the production of sweat but it is effective non the less. Treatments for hyperhidrosis are performed only by Dr. Reza, whom has expert knowledge in treating and managing conditions such as hyperhidrosis. Results will generally take a week or so to become noticeable.
Post treatment it is advised that you avoid any massage treatments around the injection area, avoid applying any pressure due to the action dissipating the fluid injected thus making it less effective. Vigorous exercise is also discouraged following treatment.
Treatment:
Injectable treatments into the problem area.