Excessive sweating—known as hyperhidrosis—can affect daily life, causing discomfort, emotional distress, and social anxiety. At Dermatology & Skin Care Associates, we provide personalized, evidence-based treatments to stop excess sweating at its source and help you feel confident in every moment.
Primary Hyperhidrosis: Often hereditary, this type stems from overactive sweat glands without a known underlying medical issue.
Secondary Hyperhidrosis: Linked to medical conditions (like thyroid disorders), medications, hormonal changes, or systemic illness—often involves widespread sweating
Our dermatologists assess your medical history and conduct a physical exam to understand the frequency, triggers, and severity of your sweating. In some cases, we may order additional tests to rule out underlying causes or to differentiate primary from secondary hyperhidrosis
Clinical-Strength Antiperspirants
First-line therapy using aluminum chloride; effective for mild to moderate cases.
Botulinum Toxin (Botox)
FDA-approved for underarms, hands, and feet; blocks nerve signals, reducing sweat by up to 87–90%; effects last 3–12 months.
Prescription Oral or Topical Medications
Options include anticholinergics (e.g. oxybutynin), beta-blockers, or glycopyrronium agents to reduce sweating—commonly used when sweating is persistent or widespread.
Surgical Interventions (e.g., ETS)
For severe or refractory cases; includes sympathectomy or gland.
Life-Changing Symptom Relief: Dramatically reduces sweating, improving comfort and handling daily activities easily.
Psychological Freedom: Less sweating translates to greater self-esteem, better social interaction, and reduced anxiety.
Fewer Skin Infections: Helps minimize skin irritation, fungal or bacterial infections caused by constant moisture.
Personalized, Expert Care: Treatments tailored to the severity, area affected, and your lifestyle.
Hyperhidrosis treatment is recommended when excessive sweating interferes with daily life, work, or social activities. Treatments aim to reduce sweating, improve comfort, and restore confidence, tailored to the severity and location of your symptoms.
A dermatologist diagnoses hyperhidrosis through your medical history, physical exam, and sometimes sweat tests. It’s important to rule out underlying conditions like thyroid issues or medications that may cause excessive sweating.
Yes — Botox is FDA-approved for hyperhidrosis and works by blocking nerve signals to sweat glands. It’s most commonly used for underarms, hands, feet, or face, with results lasting several months.
Botox: Results appear within a week and last several months.
miraDry: Reduced sweating is often noticeable immediately, with full results developing over weeks.
Recovery is generally quick, with only mild swelling or soreness.

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