Treatment for Excessive Sweating
A medically guided treatment option for patients affected by excessive sweating in everyday life.
Specialist in Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery

Overview
What Is Hyperhidrosis Treatment?
Hyperhidrosis treatment is used for people who experience excessive sweating beyond what is needed for normal body temperature regulation. Botulinum toxin can be injected into selected sweat-prone areas to temporarily reduce sweat gland activity.
This treatment uses the same botulinum toxin technique used in the Botox treatments, applied to sweat-prone areas rather than facial muscles.
Suitability
Who It May Be Suitable For
Hyperhidrosis treatment may be considered by patients whose excessive sweating affects daily confidence and routine, particularly when standard antiperspirants have not provided sufficient relief. Individual suitability is always assessed during consultation with Dr. Hedayat.
Material Used
What Is Used
Botulinum toxin type A
Treatment Areas
Where It Is Used
- Underarms
- Palms
- Feet
- Other areas only after medical assessment
Indications
What It Is Good For
Hyperhidrosis treatment is primarily used to reduce the impact of excessive sweating on daily comfort and confidence.
- Excessive underarm sweating
- Sweating that affects clothing or everyday life
- Cases where standard deodorants or antiperspirants are not sufficient
Consultation
Consultation with Dr. Hedayat
Every hyperhidrosis treatment begins with a thorough medical assessment by Dr. Hedayat to determine whether treatment is appropriate for your situation.
- Severity of sweating
- Treatment area
- Suitability for treatment
- Medical history
- Expectations
Learn more about Dr. Hedayat’s background and approach.
Process
The Treatment Process
01
Consultation
Discussion of your symptoms, goals, and medical history to confirm suitability.
02
Marking the Treatment Area
The affected area is identified and marked before treatment begins.
03
Precise Injections
Botulinum toxin is injected into carefully selected points within the marked area.
04
Aftercare
Simple aftercare guidance is provided to support comfort following treatment.
05
Optional Follow-Up
A follow-up review can be arranged if further assessment is helpful.
Duration & Recovery
What to Expect Afterward
01
Treatment Day
The procedure itself typically takes around 20–30 minutes, with minimal downtime afterward.
02
First Few Days
Any mild discomfort or swelling typically settles within a few days.
03
1–2 Weeks
A gradual reduction in sweating typically becomes noticeable as the effect takes hold.
04
Several Months
The effect is temporary and gradually diminishes over time, at which point further treatment may be considered.
Risks & Safety
Understanding the Risks
Possible Risks
- Temporary discomfort at injection sites
- Bruising
- Swelling
- Temporary localized muscle weakness in selected areas
- Individual variation in effect and duration
Safety Measures
- Administered by Dr. Hedayat following a review of your medical history.
- Not administered during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Every procedure carries risks. These are discussed individually during consultation, and suitability is assessed on a case-by-case basis.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does hyperhidrosis treatment last?
Effects are temporary and typically last several months, though this varies by individual and treatment area.
Is the treatment painful?
Most patients describe only mild, brief discomfort. Anesthesia is generally not required.
How soon will I notice a reduction in sweating?
Initial changes are typically noticeable within one to two weeks.
Can this treatment be used on areas other than the underarms?
Palms and feet may also be treated in selected cases; other areas are considered only after individual medical assessment.
Will my sweating stop completely?
The goal is a meaningful reduction in excessive sweating, not complete elimination. Results vary between individuals.
How do I know if I'm a candidate for this treatment?
Candidacy depends on the severity of your symptoms and your medical history, both reviewed during an individual consultation with Dr. Hedayat.
Considering Hyperhidrosis Treatment?
Every treatment begins with an individual consultation to assess suitability and discuss realistic expectations.