• Ann Dermatol Vener · May 2009

    Review

    [Management of axillary hyperhidrosis].

    • N Pomarède.
    • nadinepomarede@gmail.com
    • Ann Dermatol Vener. 2009 May 1;136 Suppl 4:S125-8.

    AbstractHyperhidrosis is considered as an handicap which affects around of 2.8% of the population. It is linked to an extreme, permanent and symetric production of sweating because of an hyperactivity of sweat glands independant of thermo regulation process. The treatment by botulinum toxin has completely changed the treatment of axillary hyperhidrosis. It is an easy, quick, efficient treatment which improved quality of life of these patients. This treatment can also be used for palmar and plantar hyperhidrosis but it requires regional anesthetic technics, so it is done to the hospital.

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