Liposuction for axillary hyperhidrosis: Reconciling trial results and expert opinion

Keyphrases

• Surgeons 100%
• Expert Opinion 100%
• Trial Results 100%
• Liposuction 100%
• Axillary Hyperhidrosis 100%
• Adverse Effects 66%
• Surgical Technique 66%
• Suction Curettage 66%
• Surgical Procedures 33%
• Patient Satisfaction 33%
• Treatment Modalities 33%
• Botulinum Toxin Injection 33%
• US Population 33%
• Surgical Intervention 33%
• Recurrence Rate 33%
• Success Rate 33%
• Infiltration 33%
• Neurotoxin 33%
• Safer Alternatives 33%
• Satisfaction Rate 33%
• Aggressiveness 33%
• Necrosis 33%
• Systemic Medications 33%
• Full-thickness 33%
• Axilla 33%
• Subcutaneous Fat 33%
• Treatment-related 33%
• Eccrine Glands 33%
• Cannula 33%
• Vault 33%
• Topical Formulation 33%
• Hyperpigmentation 33%
• Operative Method 33%
• Tumescent Anesthesia 33%
• Microwave Thermolysis 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Surgical Technique 100%
• Liposuction 100%
• Hyperhidrosis 100%
• Surgeon 100%
• Curettage 66%
• Adverse Effect 66%
• Axilla 33%
• Subcutaneous Fat 33%
• Recurrence Risk 33%
• Necrosis 33%
• Patient Satisfaction 33%
• Eccrine Gland 33%
• Neurotoxin 33%
• Hyperpigmentation 33%
• Tumescent Anesthesia 33%
• Cannula 33%
• Clostridium Botulinum Type A 33%