Non-Surgical Cosmetic Procedures

There are two glands that produce sweat:

• Eccrine, which produce watery sweat that helps cool the body
• Apocrine, which secrete sweat filled with lipids that are waxy and fatty

Eccrine sweat glands are the primary sweat gland and can be found throughout the body. Apocrine glands are found where hair follicles are most concentrated.

If you sweat a lot, you may be experiencing a condition known as hyperhidrosis. Approximately 7.8 million Americans suffer from this embarrassing and highly visible problem – and its causes are not always known.

Facelift surgery is designed to address loose and excess skin in the neck and jawline. Stubborn fat deposits underneath the chin and jowls can also be eliminated through a facelift.

Dr. Chatson is pleased to offer dermal fillers from the Juvéderm® line of products. These fillers increase volume in the treatment area, helping to produce a softer, fuller, smoother appearance that can last for, in some cases, several years.

Do you suffer from excessive underarm sweat? miraDry® is a nonsurgical treatment for hyperhidrosis, the medical name for excessive perspiration. If you believe this treatment could be of benefit to you, we encourage you to take the short quiz below to learn more.

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Hyperhidrosis is the medical term for excessive underarm perspiration. Under normal circumstances, this condition can be incredibly uncomfortable and embarrassing.

miraDry® is an incredibly effective treatment for excessive sweating. The only FDA-approved nonsurgical solution for hyperhidrosis, miraDry has shown to reduce sweating up to 82 percent in recent clinical trials. If you suffer from excessive sweating, board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. George Chatson would be happy to meet with you to discuss miraDry and help you determine if this solution can meet your specific needs.

 The miraDry Procedure