Hyperhidrosis & Excessive Sweating
In everyday life, people often encounter and participate in many different social activities or situations. A handshake or brief conversation can seem relatively harmless, but in essence, provides a vivid first impression of a person. People are typically judged based upon this initial first impression. A cold, wet, clammy handshake can sometimes be perceived as a sign of insecurity or uneasiness. The exact same is true for excessive facial sweating or underarm sweating. Needless to say, these conditions can interfere with one’s career path or personal relations.
MiraDry & Hyperhidrosis Treatment Near Me
Individuals suffering from Hyperhidrosis are often, wrongly, labeled and categorized as antisocial or even reclusive. Fortunately, thanks to Hyperhidrosis Institute, these obstacles can be easily overcome either by the 98% success rate ETS procedure or by our latest miraDry procedure.
MiraDry & ETS Treatment Success Stories
I am writing you with great joy in my heart. My life has completely changed because this surgery has stopped my Hand Sweat problem. For 22 years I suffered with the condition and cried endlessly over it. Now I don’t need to live that way anymore. I am getting married and, thanks to you, I can show off my ring and shake hands with everyone in the ceremony. You have blessed m life beyond belief.
I don’t know how to tell you how this surgery has changed my life. Unless you have been in a position of having constantly sweating hands, you cannot know how embarrassing it is and how, over time, you isolate yourself from the rest of the world. One day when my three year old son asked me why my hands were always wet, I felt an overwhelming sadness. I searched the web and found the Hyperhidrosis Institute, and you all gave me back my life.
My daughter is just 16 years old and this procedure has made a world of difference in her teenage life. After turning in every test paper soaking wet and praying that her teacher will not make a comment, she can now take tests like a normal person – one who worries about the test, not her hands. We can never thank you enough. Know that what you do changes lives.