Patient's question:
Mom and dad are very normal people, but they passed on a bad hereditary trait to me, which is body odor. It's really painful. I can't wear tank tops in the summer, or things like camisoles and skirts. Now that school has started, I want to get surgery. Which hospital is good for treating body odor?Doctor's answer:
Treatment for axillary osmidrosis can be conducted at a local reputable Grade III-A hospital through surgical follow-up. After thorough examination, surgery can be performed to address the issue. Minimally invasive surgery and traditional surgery are both options. Minimally invasive surgery has smaller incisions and a faster recovery time, but there is a possibility of recurrence in a small portion of cases. Traditional surgery has a lower probability of recurrence, but the incisions are relatively larger. Proper postoperative anti-inflammatory measures should be taken.