Hyperhidrosis Treatment Ogden, UT
Hyperhidrosis refers to excessive sweating, and while it is not harmful, it affects confidence, clothing, handshakes, and daily activities like holding objects. Royale Aesthetics and Beauty Med Spa in Ogden, Utah offers hyperhidrosis treatments so you don’t have to feel awkward in social gatherings again. We offer multiple treatment options like Botox, Laser, RF, and Microwave Energy to manage excessive sweating in the hands, feet, underarms, and other body parts.
Our aesthetic physician, Dr. Charles Ivester, examines if it’s due to a medication or hormonal changes and then provide a personalized treatment plan. Call us today to get your appointment.
Cost Of Hyperhidrosis Treatments
Botox, Microwave Energy (miraDry), RF Microneedling, and Laser hyperhidrosis treatments generally cost around $500 to $3,300 per session or treatment plan, depending on the treatment type and number of sessions required.
While some treatments may appear cost-effective initially, but they may require ongoing maintenance over time. This increases the total long-term price. Therefore, treatment planning should consider both immediate and future costs.
We offer affordable treatment packages that reduce the overall price, so visit us to get one. Contact us to get a quote.
Meet The Team
Dr. Charles Ivester
MD, PhD | Owner | Medical Director
Dr. Charles Ivester, with almost 30 years of experience in procedural medicine have performed thousands of simple and complex aesthetic procedures. His medical journey began in the U.S. Air Force, where he served as a flight medic and paramedic, gaining early trauma and procedural experience. He is board-certified in Pulmonary Medicine, Critical Care, Internal Medicine, and Sleep Medicine. He specializes in 3DHD body contouring, liposuction, and skin tightening. Using advanced, minimally invasive techniques, he permanently remove fat and sculpt the body with surgical precision.
Angela Ivester
CRNA | RN | Founder
With over 25 years of experience, Angela Salerno brings a rare blend of clinical expertise, surgical precision, and aesthetic artistry to every patient interaction. She is Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) and a driving force behind Royale Aesthetics and Beauty. Angela specializes in advanced body contouring, skin tightening, and hormone optimization therapies. Whether she’s sculpting curves with 3DHD lipo, restoring confidence with FaceTite, or guiding women through life-changing hormone balancing, Angela is dedicated to providing clinical excellence.
Does Hyperhidrosis Treatment Hurt?
Pain levels differ according to the procedure used and the treatment area. Botox injections may cause mild to moderate pain, particularly in more sensitive regions like the palms and soles. To improve comfort, we often use numbing creams, ice, or vibration techniques. Energy-based treatments can produce a heat sensation or temporary tenderness during and after the procedure.
Downtime and Recovery Expectations
Most of our treatments require minimal downtime. Most individuals can resume their normal routine on the same day. However, temporary swelling, redness, or discomfort may occur and can last from a few hours to several days. Treatments such as microwave therapy may cause longer-lasting swelling or numbness in the underarm area. Strenuous physical activity and heat exposure should be avoided for a short period after the procedure.
Hyperhidrosis Treatment for Hands And Feet
Hyperhidrosis is common in the hands and feet because they contain the highest number of sweat glands. We offer Botox and Radiofrequency Microneedling treatments for this. Botox blocks the nerve signals that send messages to the sweat glands. Whereas we use RF (heat) to disable those overreactive glands.
Botox is a temporary fix that lasts for 4-12 months and RF stays for around 2 to 5 years, depending upon certain conditions. Our aesthetician guides you about both options so you can make your decision.
When Will You See Results?
Results are not immediate for every treatment. Botox typically begins to reduce sweating within 7 to 10 days. Energy-based treatments may show gradual improvement over several weeks. Results vary based on how severe the condition is and which area is being treated.
Hyperhidrosis Treatment for Face & Scalp
The sweat glands of the face and scalp produce excessive sweat, especially during secondary hyperhidrosis. We use Botox injections and laser energy to destroy these glands. The high heat energy of the laser destroys their ability to produce sweat on the face. Whereas Botox works best to treat hyperhidrosis on the scalp without damaging hair follicles.
PRP Treatment can help rejuvenate and improve skin health in areas affected by chronic sweating or irritation.
How To Stop Exessive Sweat In Armpits?
Hyperhidrosis in the armpits is frustrating for people, who are already exposed to high heat and UV. Royale Med Spa provides microwave therapy, Botox, and Laser to treat excessive sweating in the underarms.
Microwave therapy (miraDry) is the only FDA-approved treatment to disable the sweat glands in the underarms. This is a more long-term treatment as compared to the temporary Botox and semi-permanent laser.
Are the Results Permanent?
Non-surgical treatments do not completely eliminate sweating. Microwave therapy (miraDry) provides long-term reduction but does not remove all of the sweat glands. Other options such as Botox require maintenance sessions to sustain results. The outcome varies between individuals based on their physiology and severity of sweating.
Remember: The goal of treatment is to reduce excessive sweating, not to eliminate it entirely. Sweat production is a normal body process that helps regulate body temperature. A complete eradication of sweating is neither expected nor medically appropriate.
Who Is Not a Suitable Candidate for Hyperhidrosis Treatment?
Not every treatment option is suitable for every patient. Procedures are generally avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding because of limited safety information available. Patients with pacemakers, metal implants, or specific neurological disorders may also not qualify for energy-based procedures. So, we do completely evaluate medical history of our patients beforehand to ensure absolute safety.
Possible Side Effects Patients Should Know
All treatments have some level of risk. Common injection-related effects include temporary bruising, swelling, and redness. Botox may also cause short-term muscle weakness in the treated area. Energy-based treatments can lead to skin sensitivity, burns or discoloration when the procedure is not performed properly. Microwave therapy may result in temporary numbness, tingling, or firmness under the skin. Topical and oral medications can cause dryness, irritation, blurred vision, or other systemic effects.
But these side effects are usually temporary. With a board-certified aesthetician performing these procedures at Royale Med Spa, personal errors are reduced to a minimum.
Some Hyperhidrosis Treatment Methods
Safety Standards at Royale Aesthetics And Beauty Med Spa
All treatments are performed under qualified medical supervision. We use FDA-approved devices and authentic products as these play a critical role in ensuring safety and reliable. Call us now for a free consultation.
Commonly Asked Questions
Is hyperhidrosis always harmless?
No, excessive sweating can sometimes be linked to underlying medical conditions like thyroid disorders, diabetes, infections, or hormonal changes.
Is there a risk of compensatory sweating after hyperhidrosis treatments?
Yes, compensatory sweating can rarely occur after treatment, especially with surgical procedures.
What are common prescription medications for hyperhidrosis treatment?
People often use Oxybutynin, Qbrexza, and Sofdra to reduce sweating by blocking nerve signals to sweat glands, but these should only be used under proper medical supervision and prescription.
Does hyperhidrosis get better with age?
Primary hyperhidrosis often improves after middle age, while secondary hyperhidrosis depends on treating the underlying cause and may persist without treatment.
