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Hyperhidrosis Treatment in Naas — Verified Practitioners
Hyperhidrosis Treatment in Naas typically ranges from €400–€800 per area. Below you'll find 2 register-verified clinics offering this treatment in Naas, every practitioner checked against the Medical Council, Dental Council, or NMBI register.
2 verified clinicsUpdated August 2026
About Hyperhidrosis Treatment in Naas
Naas hyperhidrosis treatment is offered through one verified practitioner. The procedure uses the same botulinum toxin product used in anti-wrinkle work, applied at a different dose and depth, distributed across the affected area in a grid pattern. The treatment is well-tolerated, the injections are intradermal and use very fine needles. There's no downtime. Sweating reduction typically develops over the two to three weeks following the session and holds for six to nine months on the underarms. The Naas 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 Naas
Naas hyperhidrosis pricing is €400 to €800 per area. Underarm treatment uses 50 to 100 units of toxin and sits at the lower end of that range; palm, sole, and scalp areas use more units (150 to 200 typically) and sit higher. The brand of toxin used is the secondary cost variable.
Verified Clinics Offering Hyperhidrosis Treatment in Naas
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