ND Skin Aesthetics

Excessive Sweating (Hyperhidrosis) in Leicester

Treatment for excessive sweating · Carried out by our in-house doctor · Wigston, LE18

Doctor-Led

Every treatment is carried out by our in-house doctor, Dr Tayyab Bhatti.

Consultation First

Your doctor checks whether treatment may be suitable before anything is booked.

Private and Discreet

Talk through your concerns in a private treatment room.

Minimal Downtime

Most people return to normal activities the same day.

Treatment for Excessive Sweating in Leicester

Sweating is how the body cools down. Some people sweat much more than they need to, which can stain clothes and affect confidence. This is known as hyperhidrosis.

At ND Skin Aesthetics in Wigston, our in-house doctor, Dr Tayyab Bhatti, offers treatment for excessive sweating. Whether it may be suitable for you is discussed at a doctor’s consultation first.

Results vary from person to person. We will tell you honestly what to expect before you decide.

Excessive sweating treatment, Leicester

What Is Hyperhidrosis?

Hyperhidrosis means sweating more than the body needs to. Often no underlying cause is found. Sweating may sometimes be linked to a medical condition or medicine, so new or sudden sweating should be checked by your GP. It is most common in these areas:

Underarms

The most common area, often noticed as marks on clothes.

Forehead and Face

Sweating on the face or forehead that is hard to hide.

Hands

Sweaty palms that make everyday tasks harder.

Feet

Sweating on the soles of the feet.

Everyday Impact

Many people find it affects their confidence at work and socially.

Hyperhidrosis treatment Leicester

Why Choose ND Skin in Leicester?

Your Doctor’s Consultation

Every treatment starts with a consultation with our in-house doctor, Dr Tayyab Bhatti. He will take your medical history, look at the areas affected and discuss which options may suit you, including their risks and alternatives. He may suggest you see your GP first.

The consultation costs £35 and is redeemed against your treatment if you go ahead. There is no obligation to have treatment.

How It Works

Treatment is most often considered for the underarms. Other areas, such as the forehead and face, can be discussed with your doctor.

1. Consultation

Your doctor takes your medical history and assesses the areas affected.

2. Your Plan

If treatment is suitable, your doctor explains it, including risks and alternatives.

3. Treatment

Numbing cream can be used, then small injections are made with a very fine needle.

4. Aftercare

You go home with aftercare advice and a contact for any questions.

Before Your Treatment

After Your Treatment

Excessive Sweating Treatment Near You: Leicester, Wigston and Oadby

ND Skin Aesthetics is at 32 Bell Street, Wigston, Leicester LE18 1AD. We welcome clients from Leicester city, Wigston, Oadby, Blaby, Countesthorpe, Kibworth, Great Glen, Knighton and the wider Leicestershire area.

Call 0116 288 7267, message us on WhatsApp or book your consultation online.

Frequently asked questions

What is hyperhidrosis?

Hyperhidrosis means sweating more than your body needs to cool down. It is most common on the underarms, face, hands and feet.

What causes it?

Often no underlying cause is found. Sometimes sweating is linked to a medical condition or medicine, so new or sudden sweating should be checked by your GP.

What treatment do you offer?

Where suitable, our doctor offers an injectable treatment for excessive sweating. He will explain how it works, its risks and the alternatives at your consultation.

Which areas can be treated?

Treatment is most often considered for the underarms. Other areas, such as the forehead and face, can be discussed with your doctor.

Who carries out the treatment?

Every treatment is carried out by our in-house doctor, Dr Tayyab Bhatti.

Does it hurt?

Numbing cream can be used, and a very fine needle is used. You may feel a brief scratch at each injection point.

What side effects are possible?

Side effects can include tenderness or bruising where you were treated. Your doctor will explain all possible risks before treatment.

How long does the effect last?

This varies from person to person. Treatment helps manage symptoms rather than cure the condition, so it needs to be repeated to maintain the effect.

Should I see my GP first?

If your sweating is new, sudden, happens at night or comes with other symptoms, please see your GP first.

Is it suitable for everyone?

No. It is not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or with some medical conditions. Your doctor will check your medical history at your consultation.

Is there a consultation fee?

Yes. The doctor’s consultation costs £35 and is redeemed against your treatment if you go ahead.

Where is your clinic?

We are at 32 Bell Street, Wigston, Leicester LE18 1AD, close to Oadby, Blaby and Leicester city centre.

Book Your Consultation in Leicester

Talk to our in-house doctor about excessive sweating. Book online, call 0116 288 7267 or message us on WhatsApp.

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