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Hyperhidrosis – Procedure Overview and Cost Information
A Sympathectomy refers to a procedure in which the sympathetic chain is clamped to reduce its activity. The sympathetic chain is part of the autonomic nervous system, and one of its functions is controlling the sweat glands. In patients with hyperhidrosis, the sweat glands are overactive, producing sweat far beyond physiological need.
At The Center for Hyperhidrosis, Dr. Basseri uses clamping exclusively — the nerve is never cut or burned. This approach is important because clamping leads to much less compensatory sweating as well as being reversible.
A Proven Procedure, Refined Over Decades
Sympathectomy: Safe, Modern, and Minimally Invasive
In the past, the ETS procedure was performed through major incisions in the back, chest wall, or neck. Today, with advanced endoscopic equipment, the procedure is performed through small incisions with no trauma to muscles or surrounding structures. As a minimally invasive outpatient procedure, most patients return to normal everyday life within a few days.
Targeting the Root Cause of Excessive Sweating
Advanced Treatment for Hyperhidrosis
Hyperhidrosis is caused by an overactive sympathetic chain. This overactivity is primarily a genetically determined problem. Studies from around the world indicate that more than two-thirds of patients have some family history of hyperhidrosis, making the term “hypersympathetic activity” a more precise description of the condition.
During the procedure, the nerve is clamped at the T3 and T4 levels within the chest cavity.
Thanks to advances in endoscopic surgery – which uses small instruments and cameras to access the body through minimal incisions — this procedure can be performed with only minor discomfort and minimal scarring.
Quick Recovery, Minimal Downtime
Hyperhidrosis Surgery on an Outpatient Basis
The operation is performed on an outpatient basis under general anesthesia and takes approximately one hour. Patients never stay overnight, and typically leave our surgical center within two hours of surgery. Returning to work or school is generally possible within a few days, and regular physical activity within one week.
99.2% Success Rate
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“May 11, 2021, changed my life—truly more than I could’ve ever imagined. The best way to describe life since ETS surgery is intentional and joyful. I feel like I can finally be present in every single moment because my mind isn’t constantly focused on my hands sweating.”
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