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Hyperhidrosis Treatment in Kilkenny — Verified Practitioners
Hyperhidrosis Treatment in Kilkenny typically ranges from €400–€800 per area. Below you'll find 2 register-verified clinics offering this treatment in Kilkenny, every practitioner checked against the Medical Council, Dental Council, or NMBI register.
2 verified clinicsUpdated August 2026
About Hyperhidrosis Treatment in Kilkenny
Kilkenny hyperhidrosis treatment runs through one verified practitioner. The procedure injects botulinum toxin in a grid pattern across the affected area (most commonly underarms), which blocks the chemical signal between nerves and sweat glands. The 20-to-40-minute appointment uses a starch-iodine mapping step beforehand to identify the most active sweat zones, ensuring the injections are placed where they'll do most. Underarm results typically hold six to nine months. The Kilkenny clinic on SafeSkin has had its lead practitioner registration independently confirmed.
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 Kilkenny
Kilkenny hyperhidrosis treatment is priced €400 to €800 per area. Underarms use 50 to 100 units of toxin per session and sit at the lower end; palms, soles, and face or scalp typically need 150 to 200 units per area and sit at the upper end. Most patients book once or twice per year as effect duration dictates.
Verified Clinics Offering Hyperhidrosis Treatment in Kilkenny
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