Underarms
Beyond Deodorant
Excessive underarm sweating, or axillary hyperhidrosis, occurs when sweat glands produce more sweat than necessary for temperature regulation. This can happen regardless of physical activity or climate and may persist despite the use of antiperspirants. Underarm sweating often affects clothing choices, confidence, and daily comfort.
How We Treat Axillary Hyperhidrosis
Treatment targets overactive sweat glands in the underarm area to reduce excessive perspiration. By limiting the nerve signals responsible for sweat production, sweating is significantly reduced while normal body temperature regulation is preserved. Medical evaluation is required before treatment.
Hyperhidrosis
A medically guided treatment designed to reduce excessive sweating and improve daily comfort, confidence, and quality of life.
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What Our Patients Say
Amazing experience!
Malia is very nice and fun!!! This is the first time I haven’t gotten any bruises after the treatment. She really knows what she’s doing, and she has great promotions as well! Such a good deal! ❤️
I had such a great experience at MW Aesthetics! ❤️ Malia was so kind, friendly, and professional. She explained everything to me clearly and made sure I understood the whole process before doing my Botox. I really appreciated how patient and caring she was. I’m still waiting to see the full results since it can take about 2 weeks, but so far I’m very happy with my experience. I would definitely recommend Malia to anyone considering Botox!
Any Questions?
Have questions? Our team is happy to assist you with anything from booking details to treatment recommendations.
The goal is to significantly reduce excessive sweating, not eliminate normal sweating.
Results typically develop gradually after treatment.
Most patients return to normal activities the same day.
Results commonly last several months.