excessive sweating
A consultation to discuss treatment options for excessive sweating.
Excessive sweating is a medical condition, not a cosmetic complaint, and it is worth saying that plainly because a lot of people put up with it for years before asking anyone.
The consultation covers when it started, where it affects you, what you have already tried, and whether anything else in your health could be driving it.
Options, including the ones available from a GP or a pharmacy, are discussed in the room.
what the appointment covers
- History covering onset, sites affected and impact on daily life
- Review of what you have already tried
- A discussion about whether a GP review is the better first step
- The options available, what each involves, and how long any of it lasts
before you book
This is a higher risk cosmetic procedure area. Complications are possible, some of them serious, and recovery is real. The result one person gets is not the result you will get. Read the risks and recovery page in full, then bring your questions to the consultation.
Risks and recoverystart with a conversation
Tell Sali what is bothering you and which rooms suit you. She will come back to you personally, usually within a business day, and she will tell you plainly if the answer is to leave it alone.
Nothing is decided over email. The consultation is where risks, recovery and suitability get worked through, and it commits you to nothing.