How to Get Rid of Underarm Sweat

How to remove armpit sweat odor? Many people will have questions about this issue. There are sweat glands and sebaceous glands in the armpit area, which secrete a large amount of liquid, so it will produce odor, which is the so-called body odor. If you want to remove this odor, you should pay attention to personal hygiene, wash the armpit area frequently, and change underwear frequently. Let us take a closer look at how to remove armpit sweat odor.

In fact, you may not know that body odor is also very common among women. Symptoms usually begin to appear during puberty. Affected by hormones, emotions can also make the sweat glands secrete more vigorously. For example, when you are impatient or nervous, it is more likely to produce odor. Moreover, body odor is hereditary. According to surveys, 80% of people whose parents both have body odor will inherit it. If only one of the parents has body odor, the probability of inheritance is 50%. (my god!) And because the apocrine sweat glands are very close to the dermis of the skin, it is easy to cause skin necrosis or hematoma if the surgery is not done carefully. Friends who do not want to undergo surgery can use Youjie Ka, which can regulate the body odor and remove odor with one application, regulate the gaps between the apocrine sweat gland cells, and eliminate body odor from the source to prevent recurrence.

Common methods to remove body odor:

1. Armpit odor surgery

It refers to the treatment of underarm odor through surgical means. Bromhidrosis surgery is divided into traditional bromhidrosis surgery and microbromhidrosis surgery.

Traditional axillary odor surgery mainly removes sweat glands through Z-shaped or S-shaped incisions, while the incision of microscopic axillary odor surgery is much smaller than that of traditional surgery, generally 3-5mm.

The commonly used surgical treatment method is to remove the axillary apocrine glands. During the operation, one to two incisions of several centimeters are made on both sides of the armpits to directly remove the sweat glands. The wounds are sutured after the operation. However, this method has the disadvantages of large wounds, obvious scars, long recovery time, and easy recurrence.

2. Rotating Knife Armpit Odor Surgery

Thanks to endoscopic instruments, rotary blade scraping can overcome the scar size problem of traditional axillary odor surgery. The electric rotary scraper used by orthopedic surgeons to remove cartilage during arthroscopic surgery can be used to scrape the "apocrine glands" under the armpits, and then the endoscope can be used to check whether the scraping is thorough. The wound of this operation is only about two centimeters, the operation time is shortened, and the damage to the tissue is relatively small. The wound recovers faster and there will be fewer complications, but the possibility of recurrence cannot be avoided.

3. Laser treatment

Laser lipolysis for body odor removal is currently the least invasive surgical method for skin tissue.

Girls who have the slightest interest in plastic surgery are familiar with the term laser lipolysis. It is widely used, such as butterfly sleeves and facial liposuction combined with laser lipolysis. The principle is the same, but the location and depth of the subcutaneous tissue layer contacted are different. Since the apocrine glands are located in the fat layer very close to the dermis and already contain adipose tissue, the heat energy released by the laser fiber can be used to precisely burn the apocrine glands, reducing the possibility of excessive damage, and the incision can even be as small as about 0.2 cm.

In addition to the fact that the doctor will first extract the damaged trace amounts of fat and blood during the operation, the heat energy of the laser itself has the effect of heating and stopping bleeding, which can greatly improve care and basically allow you to return to work the next day. As for postoperative care of the wound, it may vary depending on the surgical method of each doctor. The disadvantages are also obvious. It is expensive and requires repeated laser treatments to heal!