Hyperhidrosis
Stop excessive underarm, palm, and sole sweating with quick, physician-guided treatments.
Concerns are simply starting points for conversation. This page is designed to inform, not to diagnose. Every individual presentation is unique.
Understanding Excessive Sweating & How to Stop It.
Hyperhidrosis is a medical condition where your sweat glands produce far more sweat than your body needs for normal cooling. It most commonly affects the underarms, palms of the hands, soles of the feet, and forehead—often soaking through clothing even when you are sitting in a cool, air-conditioned room.
This condition is not caused by poor hygiene or nervousness; it happens because the nerve signals that control your sweat glands are overactive. At 22 Luna, we offer quick, physician-administered neuromodulator (Botox) micro-treatments and radiofrequency therapies that temporarily calm overactive sweat signals, giving you 6 to 9+ months of complete dryness and restored confidence.
Affects about 1 in 20 people worldwide, frequently causing frustration at work and in social situations.
Signs you may notice.
What people often experience when navigating this concern.
Possible causes.
Concerns typically stem from a combination of internal and external factors.
Overactive Nerve Signals
Nerve pathways send continuous signals to sweat glands, keeping them constantly turned on.
Family Genetics
Over 65% of people with excessive sweating have a family member who experiences the same issue.
Stress & Social Triggers
Adrenaline spikes during meetings or social encounters further amplify sweat gland output.
Hormonal Fluctuations
Thyroid changes or hormonal shifts can occasionally worsen sweating episodes.
When should you seek advice?
Consultation is not about emergency; it is about replacing guesswork with an unhurried medical perspective.
Possible treatment options.
These procedures represent clinical pathways often recommended for this concern. During your consultation, we evaluate which single option or combined protocol is most appropriate for your skin biology.
Botox
Gentle micro-droplet injections temporarily block the nerve signals that trigger sweat glands, keeping underarms or palms completely dry for 6–9 months.
Micro-Needling / Advanced RF
Targeted radiofrequency energy delivered into the sweat gland layer for long-term reduction in sweat activity.
Prevention & daily care.
Simple, effective habits that support barrier resilience and maintain clinical progress.
Wear breathable, natural fabrics like cotton and linen that allow air to circulate freely
Apply clinical antiperspirants at night before bed when sweat glands are naturally resting
Cut back on very spicy foods and excessive caffeine, which stimulate sweat nerves
Use antibacterial body wash to prevent sweat from breaking down and causing odor
Frequently Asked Questions
Direct, transparent answers regarding hyperhidrosis.
How does Botox stop excessive sweating?
Botox temporarily blocks the chemical messenger (acetylcholine) that tells your sweat glands to produce sweat. When the glands do not receive the message, sweating stops in that area within 3 to 7 days.
Is underarm Botox treatment painful?
Will stopping underarm sweat make me sweat more in other places?
Enjoy sweat-free confidence every day.
Book your doctor-led sweat reduction appointment at 22 Luna today.
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