People who suffer for sweating under armpits admit that they are not able to wear what they want. Also, some people complain about not feeling comfortable while shaking hands as a result of exces sweating hands or wearing shoes as a result of excess sweating on the feet. These problems cause huge pressure on people who are regularly among people.
To avoid the stress and discomfort, they try to isolate themselves from people which may cause bigger social problems. Under Armpits botox is an operation during which injections are made to sweat glands to prevent excess sweating and the odour caused by it. The treatments can be applied to hands, palms and soles as well. However, under armpit botox is the most common of all, since the majority of the patients complain about it.
Under Armpits has been approved by Food and Drug Administration. The treatment does not cause any long-term or permanent harm for sweat glands. It affects the nerves by reaching to the sweat glands and prevents the sweat secretion. It is easy to apply.
Normally, a person's body temperature varies between 36.5C and 37C . Even between this temperature range, there may be some loss of fluid from the body through evaporation. In addition, the fluid is excreted through our digestive and excretory systems. In this way, the balance of minerals such as sodium, potassium, magnesium, that have a function in the continuity of our cellular activity, that we need in our body, is provided with the fluids that excreted from the body. Disruption of this balance results in various diseases. In cases where the body temperature rises above the normal temperature, the body temperature can be lowered by sweating. When the body temperature rises, the sweating center in the hypothalamus is stimulated. Then the sympathetic system in the spinal cord is stimulated and the eccrine and apocrine sweat glands, which are the main sweat glands in the body, are stimulated by the acetylcholine secreted from these nerves. Eccrine sweat glands are present in many parts of the body. Apocrine glands are located in certain parts of the body such as the groin, armpits and nipples. Apocrine glands release their secretions onto the skin with hair follicles and are much more malodorous than eccrine glands. Therefore while sweating, sweating with unpleasant odors occurs under the armpits.
In some people, the function of acetylcholine, which is released from the nerves that stimulate the sweat glands, is prevented in order to prevent excessive sweating in the armpits with. In this way, unpleasant smelly sweating is also prevented. Thus, patients get rid of the problems they suffer in social life and regain their lost self-confidence. which is made especially before the summer season, saves the patients from the problems that the patient will experience with sweating all summer long.
First of all, if the patient is taking blood thinner, the doctor should be informed and the patients should stop taking blood thinners one week before the operation.
Before the operation, iodine solution is applied around the region where will be performed. The purpose to apply ioding to dry the area. As the second step some starch is applied to the region to let the area sweat. There are sweat glands where looks blue.
is injected to this blue areas with needles. The whole process lasts around 10 minutes. The effects start in 4-5 days. There may be an extra session if needed. With extra sessions, the effects may last longer.
The underarm procedure is done with a small injector. Before the procedure, local anesthetic creams are applied to the area half an hour before the operation. In this way, possible pain during the procedure is prevented. In some people with a low pain tolerance, additional painkillers can be used safely after the procedure.
It is a safe process. During the operation,there is nothing that causes discomfort fort he patient. It can be done once a year. After the procedure, you need to rinse the areas with some water within 4-5 hours.
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