Excessive sweating

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Sweating is an important part of the body's temperature regulation.

It is natural and healthy. However, heavy sweating can become a psychological burden and thus affect quality of life. We use innovative treatment methods to help reduce sweat production to a comfortable and healthy level.

Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) is often associated with a high degree of insecurity and shame for those affected. The condition usually occurs in the armpit, hand and foot areas. Hand and foot areas. Less frequently affected are the back, scalp, forehead and other parts of the body. The condition can occur both in isolation and as a symptom of other diseases (e.g. hyperthyroidism). The individual diet, such as the consumption of caffeine or spicy food, can also exacerbate the symptoms. Innovative therapeutic approaches can reduce this hyperfunction of the sweat glands to a comfortable level.

Diagnosis

In order to determine which disease is affecting your skin, we take a close look at it. To do this, we analyse your medical history, examine your skin and check your daily skincare products.

Treatment

The treatment of hyperhidrosis depends heavily on the localisation and severity of the condition. we have various treatments available to reduce your sweat production:

Local treatment with medical deodorants
Iontophoresis: Ions are transported through the skin into the body by means of a weak electrical direct current.
Aesthetic medicine therapy: certain active ingredients inhibit the overproduction of sweat glands for a few months.

Surgical measures, e.g. sweat gland suction
Drug treatment: Use for larger areas of the body (e.g. back) where localised therapies are difficult to carry out.

Depending on the therapy, a single treatment may be sufficient. For others, regular treatments are necessary. In a personal consultation, we will determine a treatment plan that you feel comfortable with.

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No, consultations at the DKZ are only possible by appointment.

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