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No More Excessive Sweating!
We have helped more than 8,110 Hyperhidrosis
patients become SWEAT-FREE
No More Excessive Sweating!
We have helped more than 8,110 Hyperhidrosis
patients become SWEAT-FREE
Hyperhidrosis is the medical term for excessive sweating, at times to the point of dripping levels. Sweating can be quite severe, often affecting everyday life and causing social embarrassment. There are two types of hyperhidrosis, generalized and focal. Areas affected can feel wet and clammy even though the environment is cool. Sweating can happen spontaneously, without a known trigger event.
With focal hyperhidrosis, sweating mainly occurs in one or more of these areas, your feet, hands, face, head, or underarms. It usually begins in childhood and is a genetic condition. Our expert surgeons offer surgical treatments for focal hyperhidrosis in hands – palmar hyperhidrosis, and in feet – plantar hyperhidrosis.

Secondary generalized hyperhidrosis is sweating caused by a medical condition, as a side effect of certain medications, or an unknown cause. It generally starts in adulthood. With this type of hyperhidrosis, you might sweat all over your body, or in areas such as head, neck, and face. Currently, there are no surgeries for the cure of generalized hyperhidrosis. See our alternative treatments page for more information on the best treatment options for generalized hyperhidrosis.
There is now a proven surgical solution for hyperhidrosis. This condition, which manifests itself as excessively sweaty hands, feet, or armpits, is now curable through state-of-the-art medical technology. The procedure is available and in practice at The Center for Hyperhidrosis in Beverly Hills, California.
World’s leading hyperhidrosis surgeons, Dr. Rafael Reisfeld, and Dr. Eraj Basseri, co-founders of The Center for Hyperhidrosis are experts in eliminating the discomfort and embarrassment of excessive sweating. The surgical procedures for hyperhidrosis are low-cost, finely-tuned and take advantage of the best and latest endoscopic techniques, many developed at the Center for Hyperhidrosis in LA.
Dr. Basseri and Dr. Reisfeld routinely perform the ETS (Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathectomy) for excessive hand sweating, which has a 99.2% success rate! They have also developed and perfected an amazing and successful ELS procedure (Endoscopic Lumbar Sympathectomy) for excessive foot sweating which has a 99.2% success rate!