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The sweat glands in the skin are situated just below the surface in a region called the dermis.

The LSA operation involves injecting local anaesthetic under the skin.

The skin is separated pushing the Dermis (skin) upwards and the sub-cutaneous fat downwards.

A laser is passed into the dermis and is fired, destroying the Sweat Glands.

A special suction tool is then put in, sucking the dead sweat glands out of the body.

The whole procedure is done under local anaesthetic as a walk-in, walk-out procedure. It takes about 1 hour to perform and stops arm pit sweating permanently in 70 - 80 % of people having the procedure done at the first attempt.

The LSA procedure was invented by Dr G. Blugerman in Buenos Aries, Argentina. Mr Mark Whiteley trained with Dr. Blugerman and has brought the LSA procedure to the UK.

Appointments:

If you would like an appointment with Mr Whiteley to see if you are suitable for LSA, please contact us using our contact details.