Excess Sweating — for Men
When sweating goes beyond what heat or effort explains.
What is the problem?
Sweat that soaks a shirt in an air-conditioned office, shows in meetings and occasions, and no deodorant helps no matter how often you change it.
The usual areas: the underarms, the palms, and sometimes the feet.
The problem is not hygiene or the type of deodorant — it is sweat glands working harder than they need to, and this is a medical condition with a treatment, not a home remedy.
How we treat it here
We begin with a medical assessment that identifies the area and degree of sweating and rules out other causes.
The main treatment is a local injection that reduces the activity of the sweat glands in the target area.
The material we use: Botox — and its quantity is written in your file.
The effect appears gradually over the days following the session.
The effect is temporary and needs repeating after a period that varies from person to person and by area.
What we tell you before you pay
The treatment reduces sweating in the treated area alone — not across the whole body.
And the effect is temporary by nature. Anyone expecting a final solution from one session will be disappointed, while anyone who knows it is a treatment that gets repeated will be satisfied with the result.
We do not give a fixed duration for everyone, because the duration genuinely varies by person and by area.
When it needs assessment before treatment
- Heavy night sweating, or sweating accompanied by weight loss, fever or palpitations — this may point to an internal cause that is examined first.
- Sweating that started suddenly after beginning a new medication.
- Active inflammation or skin infection in the area — treated before injection.
Questions and answers
Questions men repeatedly ask about excess sweating treatment at Hokama Najd.
The sensation is a repeated sting, and local anaesthetic is used when needed. The palms are more sensitive than the underarms.
The effect starts to appear within days of the session and becomes clearer gradually.
The injection is local to the skin and does not target the muscles of movement. For palm injections, what to expect is explained before the session.
It is best to wait a day, then return to your usual activity.
No. It is a treatment that gets repeated, not a permanent procedure.
Start with an assessment appointment — the area and the right quantity for your case are determined there.
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