3 Reasons to Treat Excessive Underarm Sweating With Injectable Treatments
2 Minute Read: Concerns over excessive underarm sweating (hyperhidrosis) are more common than you might think. Fortunately, treatments now exist to address this condition, with popular options being injectable neuromodulators like Dysport® or XEOMIN®. These FDA-approved cosmetic treatments are similar to BOTOX® Cosmetic and have long been used to reduce or eliminate facial lines and […]
How Botulinum Toxins Like Dysport® Can Treat Excessive Sweating (Hyperhidrosis)
3 Minute Read: Sweating is a part of life, but it can also be a real problem. If you’re constantly sweating from your palms or armpits, it can make you feel self-conscious and uncomfortable. And while it’s probably not the most pleasant sight, sweating is a healthy thing — it cools down our bodies, helps […]
Can Jeuveau® Get the Angry Look Off My Face?
3 Minute Read: Interacting with others consists of a myriad of both voluntary and involuntary actions. The way we hold ourselves, the expressions we make, and the words we use all help those we associate with develop their first impressions of us. Because of that, it may or may not surprise you that the wrinkles […]
How Long Do Dysport® Treatments Last?
2 Minute Read: Dysport® by Galderma is one of the least invasive and most popular ways to reduce signs of aging in the face. However, unlike a facelift, Dysport® injections last for a limited time. It is important to understand these limitations before making a treatment plan to have realistic expectations about what injections can […]
How Long Do Sculptra® Aesthetic Results Last?
2 Minute Read: One of the reasons many patients choose plastic surgery over non-surgical cosmetic treatments is because they last longer. Non-surgical injectables, like dermal fillers, are some of the most popular aesthetic enhancements available; however, they only last a short while before a repeat injection is necessary. Yet, there are certain exceptions, and Sculptra® […]
Can Dysport® Treat Excess Sweating?
2 Minute Read: For most people, sweating is a natural and useful reaction to overheating. Sweat allows humans to survive and thrive in environments that would otherwise cook us from the inside out. It is a natural process that keeps us cool and provides us with ways of regulating our body temperature without external aids […]