Pit Stop! New Ultrasound Treatment Targets Excessive Sweating

Posted Sep 7th 2009 at 9:00AM by Lisa Schweitzer (Subscribe to Lisa Schweitzer's posts)

Excessive sweating is the pits. A new treatment aims to treat it. Photo: Getty Images

You've got giant sweat stains on your Geren Ford grommet dress.

They're not pretty, they won't respond to dry cleaning, and another outfit bites the dust. Sound familiar?

If you're one of the unfortunate souls who suffer from excessive underarm sweating (officially called axillary hyperhydrosisBut unlike Botox for the underarm area, which lasts only three to four months, costs upwards of $2,000 per treatment and, well, hurts,
According to Dr. Marlene Mash

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

yylily66 9-08-2009 @ 6:35AM

======she is so beautiful and lovely. every time i signed in the NO1 millionaire and celebrity

romance club ======M e e t i n g W e a l t h y . c o m======and there were always many men

talking about her how sexy and pretty, they are picky, but they like her too.

sara 9-14-2009 @ 4:21AM

I had this problem of increased sweating and i tried different solutions But what helped me the most was the website http://offto.net/8_aad5

Cameron 11-28-2009 @ 3:51PM

Ok, so what about some treatment feedback? Anybody tried this?

One thing that did help me was a few of the tips at http://sweatisgross.com

Oh...and they were all free...

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