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Hyperhidrosis Treatment in Cork — Verified Practitioners
Hyperhidrosis Treatment in Cork typically ranges from €400–€800 per area. Below you'll find 2 register-verified clinics offering this treatment in Cork, every practitioner checked against the Medical Council, Dental Council, or NMBI register.
2 verified clinicsUpdated April 2026
About Hyperhidrosis Treatment in Cork
Hyperhidrosis is treated in Cork by clinicians who also handle other botulinum-toxin work, since the underlying technique is similar. The injection technique covers the sweat-producing area of the underarm (or palm, sole, or scalp) with multiple small intradermal doses; the toxin then blocks the chemical signal that triggers sweat glands, with effect for several months.
For severe axillary cases, HSE dermatology referral is the alternative route; private treatment skips the wait when the impact on daily life justifies it. Cork practitioners listed on SafeSkin have been independently verified.
Sessions needed
One session every 4-9 months depending on area
Results last
6-9 months for underarms; 4-6 months for palms, soles, and face/scalp; some patients find duration lengthens with repeat treatments
Treatment time
20-40 minutes
Downtime
None — return to normal activities immediately (avoid strenuous exercise and heat exposure for 24 hours)
Hyperhidrosis Treatment Cost in Cork
Hyperhidrosis treatment in Cork costs €400 to €800 per area. Underarms sit at the lower end of that range; palms, soles, and scalp sit at the upper because they need more product.
Effect lasts six to nine months for underarms (less for other areas), so most people book one or two sessions per year. The brand of toxin used is the other factor that moves the price.
Verified Clinics Offering Hyperhidrosis Treatment in Cork
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