№ 04Injectables
Excessive sweatingtreatment
Injections to switch off overactive sweat glands under the arms. Six to nine months of dry.
94% of patients reported sweating much reduced at the four-week review
№ 01What it is
A consultation first, always. Then this.
Sweating that soaks shirts, ruins meetings and does not answer to any antiperspirant is a medical condition with a good treatment. A grid of tiny injections under each arm, done in half an hour.
How it works
- Doctor consultation to rule out other causes
- Starch test to map the sweating, then a numbing spray
- About twenty small injections per side
- Dry from day five to ten; lasts six to nine months
Hands and feet can be treated too, in consultation.
Every treatment here follows a consultation and a cooling-off period of at least 48 hours. The consultation fee is credited to any treatment within three months.
InjectablesConsult first
£395from
Both underarms; review included
- Excessive sweating, both underarms£395
- Duration
- 30 min
- Downtime
- None
- Lasts
- 6 to 9 months
- Deposit
- £50, refunded if advised against
- Review
- Day 14, included
Nothing is injected on the dayNothing is injected at a first appointment, for anyone. If the doctor advises no treatment, you have still had the imaging, the routine and the honest answer.
Led by Dr Samir Haddad, aesthetic doctor and skin health lead
№ 02Suitability
For you if. Not if.
For you if
- 01Underarm sweating that prescription antiperspirants have not fixed
- 02Anyone whose work or clothes are dictated by it
- 03Hands and feet, in consultation
Not if
- 04Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- 05Sweating that started suddenly or with night sweats: see your GP first
- 06Neuromuscular conditions
- 07Under 18
№ 03The downtime, in days
Downtime: none.
01The first hour
Small bumps, mild stinging. No deodorant for 24 hours.
02Days 1 to 4
Sweating continues. Tenderness settles.
03Days 5 to 10
Dry. Most people notice it on a warm day.
04Week 4
Review. Any missed patch topped up.
05Months 6 to 9
Sweating returns gradually. Rebook when it bothers you.
№ 04In plain words
What the price includes, and what can go wrong.
Included in £395
- Doctor consultation and starch mapping
- Numbing spray
- Both underarms
- Review at four weeks
- A letter for your GP if you want one
Risks, in plain wordsTold at consultation too
- 01Tenderness and bruising: common, brief
- 02Compensatory sweating elsewhere: uncommon
- 03A missed patch: topped up at the review
- 04Temporary hand weakness when hands are treated
After filler: skin that turns white, mottled or dusky, unusual pain, or a change in vision is an emergency. Call the emergency line immediately, day or night; do not wait for the morning. Aftercare and the emergency line →
№ 05Who does it
Dr Samir Haddad leads excessive sweating treatment.
Next available Wed 09:15 Aesthetic doctor and skin health leadGMC DEMO-7100002English · ArabicVideo consultations
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№ 06Also
Also in injectables, and what people ask.
Also in injectables
Often the answer to
The review policy
Every injectable treatment includes a review at two weeks with photographs compared to your consultation images. Anti-wrinkle injections are topped up at the review if the result is short or uneven, at no charge. Hyaluronic acid filler is adjusted or dissolved at no charge if we agree the result is not right. Courses are reviewed at three months with imaging. If the doctor advises at consultation that a treatment is not right for you, any deposit is refunded in full.
01Why can't I be treated at the consultation?
Because deciding and doing should not happen in the same hour. Every treatment here follows a face-to-face consultation with a prescriber and a cooling-off period of at least 48 hours; England's planned licensing scheme proposes the same minimum. Most people book the treatment for the following week before they leave.
02How do deposits work?
A £50 deposit secures a treatment appointment and comes off the price on the day. It is refunded in full if you cancel with 48 hours' notice, or at any time if the doctor decides at consultation that the treatment is not right for you. Consultations are paid on the day and credited to any treatment within three months.
03Do you treat under-18s?
No. Injectable cosmetic treatment under 18 has been illegal in England since 2021, and we apply the same rule to every cosmetic treatment. We ask for photographic ID if there is any doubt. Skin health checks and acne advice for teenagers are available with a doctor, with a parent present.
04I'm pregnant or breastfeeding. What can I have?
A facial, LED and a routine designed around pregnancy. We do not do injectables, peels, laser, IPL or fat freezing during pregnancy or breastfeeding: not because of proven harm, but because there is no evidence of safety and we will not be the ones to test it. Book a skin health consultation and we will plan the rest for later.
05Will people be able to tell?
Our aim is that people tell you that you look well and cannot say why. We treat by the smallest area and the fewest millilitres that will do the job, and add at the two-week review if you want more. About a third of the people we see are advised to do less than they asked for.
06What if I don't like the result?
Tell us at the review, or before. Anti-wrinkle results are adjusted with a top-up at two weeks and wear off within months. Hyaluronic acid filler can be adjusted or dissolved, and under our review policy we do that without charge if we agree it is not right. Last year we dissolved seven.
07Who is regulated by whom?
Our doctors are registered with the General Medical Council and our nurses with the Nursing and Midwifery Council; both prescribe. The clinic is registered with the Care Quality Commission for the treatments that require it. Our laser therapists are on the Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners register and hold NVQ Level 4 in laser and light. Registration numbers on this example site are demonstration numbers.
08Do you sell gift vouchers, and can they be used for injectables?
Vouchers are for any amount and are valid for twelve months on facials, LED, skincare, programmes and skin plans. They cannot be used for injectables: a gift should never be the reason someone has a needle in their face. If the recipient chooses an injectable after a consultation, the voucher value can be used toward the consultation and skincare instead.
Your first appointment: a consultation, not a treatment
45 minutes with a doctor, £75, credited to any treatment within three months.
№ finConsultations available
Start with aconversation, nota treatment.
45 minutes with a doctor with a doctor, £75, credited to any treatment within three months. Nothing is injected at a first appointment, for anyone. If the doctor advises no treatment, you have still had the imaging, the routine and the honest answer.
Charlotte answers 01632 960900Mon–Wed 08:30–18:00The Crescent doorChapel Mews entrance