Excess Armpit Sweating Treatment Perth

Excess Armpit Sweating
Treatment Highlights

  • Excessive Underarm Sweating – assessment of persistent underarm sweating that may affect daily comfort and quality of life.
  • Personalised Treatment Options – recommendations based on your symptoms, medical history and individual clinical needs.
  • Extensive Clinical Experience – Dr Ehsan Jadoon has been performing this treatment at Medaesthetics since 2009.

Axillary hyperhidrosis refers to excessive sweating in the underarm area that occurs beyond what is needed to regulate body temperature. It can affect clothing choices, work, social activities and everyday comfort.

Palmar hyperhidrosis refers to excessive sweating of the palms, which can interfere with everyday activities such as writing, handling objects, using electronic devices or shaking hands.

At Medaesthetics, Dr Ehsan Jadoon has been performing treatments for axillary hyperhidrosis and palmer hyperhydrosis since 2009. Treatment begins with an individual assessment of your symptoms, medical history and clinical suitability to determine the most appropriate management approach.

A personalised consultation allows you to discuss available treatment options, expected outcomes, potential risks and limitations, helping you make an informed decision about your care.

Treatment Discomfort:

A high-strength topical anaesthetic cream is applied to help minimise treatment discomfort.

Longevity:

6 – 12 months.

Location:

Available at all MedAesthetics clinics.

Excess Armpit Sweating
Procedure Information

Treatment Areas

  • The underarms (axillae)
  • Palms of hands

Common Names

  • Axillary hyperhidrosis treatment
  • Excessive underarm sweating treatment
  • Anti-sweat treatment (a common lay term)
  • Palmer Hyperhydrosis
  • Hand sweating

MOA

Treatment for hyperhidrosis works by reducing the activity of the nerves that stimulate sweat glands. Depending on the treatment used, this can help decrease excessive sweating in areas such as the underarms and palms.

The degree and duration of response vary between individuals and depend on the treatment approach and area being treated.

Excess Armpit Sweating Treatment Summary

1 x session in most cases.

A treatment session takes around 30 minutes.

A strong topical numbing cream is applied beforehand and, while the treatment involves several small injections, most people find it tolerable.

There is usually little downtime, though minor redness, swelling or bruising can occur and typically settles within a few days.

A reduction in sweating is usually noticeable within a few days  after the treatment.

The effects typically last around six to twelve months, although duration varies between individuals.

There is usually little downtime, so most people can resume their usual daily activities soon after their treatment.

Aftercare usually includes avoiding touching or massaging the treated area for about 24 hours and avoiding vigorous exercise and hot environments such as saunas for 24–48 hours.

Excess Armpit Sweating General Information

  • Consultation – We assess your sweating concerns, medical history and treatment suitability.
  • Preparation – We clean the treatment area and apply a high-strength topical anaesthetic cream to help minimise discomfort, where appropriate.
  • Treatment – We perform the treatment using the appropriate technique for the selected area.
  • Aftercare – We provide personalised aftercare instructions and guidance on follow-up where required.
  • Qualifications and Experience – Choose an appropriately qualified health practitioner with relevant experience in treating hyperhidrosis.
  • Individual Assessment – We recommend a thorough assessment of your symptoms, medical history and treatment suitability.
  • Clear Information – Your practitioner should explain the expected outcomes, potential risks, limitations and alternative treatment options.
  • Comfort and Safety – Ensure appropriate measures are used to minimise discomfort and support patient safety.
  • Aftercare and Follow-up – Choose a provider who offers clear aftercare instructions and appropriate clinical support.

At Medaesthetics, we prioritise personalised assessment, informed decision-making and appropriate clinical care tailored to your needs.

At Medaesthetics, we take an individualised approach to hyperhidrosis treatment, focusing on clinical assessment, patient comfort and appropriate treatment planning.

  • Established Clinical Experience – Dr Ehsan Jadoon has been performing hyperhidrosis treatments since 2009.
  • Personalised Care – We tailor treatment planning to your symptoms, medical history and individual needs.
  • Patient Comfort – We use appropriate comfort measures, including topical anaesthetic cream where indicated.
  • Informed Decisions – We discuss potential benefits, risks, limitations and alternative treatment options.
  • Ongoing Support – We provide personalised aftercare advice and follow-up where appropriate.

Our team

The clinical team at MedAesthetics is at the forefront of addressing the entire spectrum of cosmetic facial rejuvenation, anti-ageing, hair restoration, laser and cosmetic surgery.

Excess Armpit Sweating FAQs

Most patients experience a reduction in underarm or hand sweating following treatment. The degree and duration of improvement vary between individuals, and some may experience better or longer-lasting results than others. Inadequate response is uncommon, although outcomes cannot be guaranteed.

A reduction in sweating is usually noticeable within a few days to a week, and the effect can last around six to twelve months before wearing off.

A strong numbing cream is applied beforehand and most people find the treatment tolerable, but discomfort varies from person to person.

Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness or bruising may occur at the treatment sites. Depending on the area treated, some patients may experience temporary muscle weakness or changes in hand grip strength. Less commonly, headaches or other unwanted effects may occur.

 

Several treatment options are available for excessive sweating. The most appropriate approach depends on the affected area, severity of symptoms and individual medical history.

  • Clinical-Strength Antiperspirants – topical products that help reduce sweat production and may be suitable for mild to moderate symptoms.
  • Iontophoresis – uses a mild electrical current through water and is commonly considered for excessive sweating of the hands and feet.
  • Prescription Medications – topical or oral medicines may help reduce sweating in selected patients, depending on clinical suitability.
  • Energy-Based Treatments – certain device-based treatments may be considered for underarm sweating.
  • Surgical Options – reserved for selected severe cases when other treatments have been unsuccessful, due to their potential risks.

At Medaesthetics, we can discuss appropriate treatment options following an individual assessment.

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Your experience starts with a personalised consultation. Our clinical team will take the time to understand your concerns, discuss suitable options, and guide you towards a decision that feels considered and comfortable.

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