Minimally invasive underarm sweat gland removal surgery

Medicine is very advanced nowadays, and many problems that could not be cured in the past have now been easily solved. We have to thank those who are at the forefront of medicine. Medical technology is not only used to treat diseases. Many medical beauty institutions also use medical technology and instruments to solve problems for customers. Minimally invasive axillary sweat gland removal surgery is one of them. Let’s learn about it together.

1. Overview

The so-called minimally invasive treatment of body odor now mainly involves making a 0.5 cm incision in the eye socket, then performing corresponding anesthesia on the area where the armpit sweat glands are distributed, and finally using a relatively high-tech minimally invasive body odor removal device to scrape the subcutaneous layer of the armpit. This method can completely destroy and suck out the sweat gland tissue in the armpit, and can completely cure body odor. This minimally invasive surgery has a very small wound, and the apocrine sweat gland clearance rate is particularly high. The removal of apocrine sweat glands is also very precise, and the operation time is generally 20 minutes.

2. Steps/Methods:

1. The technology of minimally invasive surgery for body odor is now mature, safe and reliable. The whole operation will not cause pain due to anesthesia. There is almost no bleeding and no stitches are needed during the operation. It is safe and reliable to leave after treatment. The wound will heal completely 5 to 7 days after the operation, without leaving any scars and will not recur.

2. In fact, the so-called minimally invasive surgery for body odor has evolved from liposuction surgery. Liposuction surgery mainly involves the suction of fat, while minimally invasive surgery for body odor involves the suction of the axillary sweat gland tissue. Of course, there are some more extreme treatments, such as painless injection to remove body odor. This technology can treat body odor, and the wound is only the size of a pinhole, and it will not recur after treatment.

3. In addition to the pinhole-sized wound, there is also a non-invasive surgical treatment method, which is nano-traceless axillary odor ablation. This surgical treatment of body odor can appropriately maintain the integrity of the underarm skin, and there will be no trace after the operation. However, this surgical treatment of body odor may cause recurrence, and after recurrence, ordinary sweat gland removal surgery is required for treatment.

3. Notes:

In fact, there is no need to choose the so-called minimally invasive surgery to treat body odor. Even the general apocrine sweat gland removal surgery will not leave scars after treating body odor, and it will not recur after treatment.