Odor & Hyperhidrosis Treatment
15+ years of focused experience, very low recurrence, 10,000+ successful cases
Three Core Strengths of Odor & Sweat Care
Rotary-Blade Removal
For odor, a rotary blade treats the apocrine glands at the source through minimal incisions.
Multi-Site Specialty
From axilla, areola, and perineum to palmar sweating — each site has its own approach.
Gentle Pain Relief
No general anesthesia — gentle pain relief substantially reduces discomfort.
What types of body odor and sweating are there, and which can be treated?
Odor and sweating can occur alone or together. We sort them by site and cause into six areas — axillary, areola, perineal and pediatric odor, plus hyperhidrosis and palm/foot sweating. Underarm, areola and pediatric odor use minimally invasive rotational curettage to remove apocrine glands; perineal and body sweating use non-invasive thermolysis; sweaty palms use a gentle nerve-block low-pain Botox — after an iodine-starch test locates the glands.
Other Common Odor & Sweat-Related Concerns
Odor & Sweat Symptom Triage
Distinguishing odor, sweat, or both — clarifying the type before choosing treatment.
Iodine-Starch Test & Sweat-Gland Mapping
Visualizing sweat distribution and density to guide a case-specific plan.
Axillary Hyperpigmentation
Darkening from chronic friction, antiperspirants, or hair removal — assessed together when accompanying odor.
Treatment Process
Safe, effective, and lasting odor solution
Professional Evaluation
Detailed consultation, assess odor level and range, iodine-starch test
Treatment Plan
Customized minimally invasive treatment plan based on individual condition
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Precision apocrine gland removal with rotational curettage, 1-1.5 hours
Follow-up Care
Regular check-ups to monitor recovery, very low recurrence over 15+ years of follow-up
Why Choose Liusmed
Over 15 years focused on odor treatment with rich experience and technique
Dr. Ta-Ju Liu has focused on odor surgery for over 15 years
No recurrence documented in 15+ years of clinical follow-up
Treatment technique for areola and perineal odor
Wear white tees in summer; raise your arms without checking yourself first
Standardized microsurgical apocrine clearance refined across 10,000+ cases
Your Underarm Treatment Includes
Microsurgical apocrine gland clearance
Physical gland removal — different mechanism from laser "burn" approaches
Treat underarm odor + hyperhidrosis in one procedure
Apocrine and eccrine glands addressed in the same plane — no second surgery
Bilateral single-procedure with 4mm incisions
Pre-op symptom scale + post-op tracking
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Recommended surgery window: month 5–7
Surgery before summer; the 1-3 month recovery aligns with peak white-tee and short-sleeve season
Want to know which path fits your situation? Either way works — pick whichever feels easier.
Not sure where the odor is coming from?
Body odor often has more than one source and is hard to pin down yourself. The Odor Source Finder helps you locate it step by step. If it traces to an underarm, areola, perineal or pediatric odor — or excessive sweating — that surgery can improve, we can then assess the right approach for you.
Say Goodbye to Odor Problems
Professional consultation to create the best treatment plan for you
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