Dr. Fritz Baumgartner & Dr. Jiri Konecny
4/08/04
Dear Dr. Baumgartner,
After the surgery, my hands and feet are dry. I've suffered from excessive sweat on my hands and feet all my life. Thank you for fixing my condition permanently. I have renewed confidence and can confidently shake hands. This procedure is a dream come true. Your staff had been so kind and caring. I'll be going shoe shopping with my husband this weekend to buy sandals for the summer. It's so nice to know my shoes won't be ruined after wearing them once. In the past, this letter would have been crinkled from my sweaty hands, but even with lots of lotion, my hands are dry.
Full of gratitude,
Helen Lee
4/08/04
My name is Mary Tran. I had severe sweaty hands and feet problem since I was a child. I have tried different kinds of medications but they did not cure the problem. I met Dr. Fritz Baumgartner and he did my surgery. Now, my hands and feet are 100% dry. I felt great and was very pleased with the results. I would like to say thank you so much to Dr. Fritz Baumgartner.
Sincerely,
Mary Tran
4/07/04
It's hard to believe that a problem I have had my whole life could disappear so quickly and completely. After years of learning to tolerate and cope with sweaty hands and feet, now my biggest problem is unlearning my coping habits.
Thank-you Dr. Baumgartner for your expertise and professionalism, and thanks to your friendly staff. This was my first surgery, and I felt relaxed and well cared for during the whole experience.
David J.
8/09/04
Dear Dr. Fritz, Dr. Konecny, Tina Chris and all the doctors and staff,
Blessed be the Name of Jesus!
Thank you very much for being so kind to perform the surgery for sweaty palms on me. I have not sweated from my palms since my operation on August 4, 2004. It's GREAT to have dry palms and have them for good.
For over 28 years I had suffered from sweating palms and it affected my daily work and studies as well as interaction with people. Dripping palms often made me anxious. There were times when continuous sweating from my palms would last for as long as 15 hours a day. Writing, holding books or other objects, shaking hands, typing, working in the kitchen or the office, playing, and other activities were possible only at a reduced efficiency. Now it's full speed ahead!
Thank you once again for curing my sweaty palms. I will be able to do my daily duties and carry out my future ministry with ease and pleasure.
God bless you and your loved ones.
Yours sincerely,
Kishore KottanaSeminarianRome, Italy
Thank you!
I am so pleased with the results of the surgery I had to stop my hands from sweating. I mostly did it for my career. I was a dental assistant but I had difficulty putting gloves on because my hands were sweating so much. I quit that job and was limited to what jobs I could take. My hands would slip off the keyboard so I could not type fast and just shaking hands on an interview was something I dreaded. Now I can pursue my dental assisting career. Personally it has been wonderful, too. I went out dancing a week after surgery and was not self-conscious about touching people's hands. It is great just to touch people, which I am now doing all the time because the embarrassment is gone. An added benefit is that my armpits no longer sweat either! The surgery went great and the pain was completely gone in a week. The staff was nice and professional and I felt secure. My step-mom accompanied we and she thought the staff was very friendly and when Dr. Konecny came to talk to her about my surgery she felt very comforted. I recaptured my enthusiasm for new things. Overall, I am so happy to have this done.
9/16/04
Hello,
This message is for Dr. Jiri Konecny and staff.
I had surgery about two weeks ago and I feel great, I no longer sweat from my face and palms and I feel as if surgery has changed my life. I'm more confident in work and I feel like I could do things I'd never dream of doing before. I was always in the background not wanting to step forward and do presentations for fear of sweat dripping from my face. I do have some compensatory sweating on my lower back, chest and legs but its well worth it and I would do it again in a heartbeat.
I can't thank you all enough for how nice and caring you were and to you Dr. Konecny for making me (and my wife) feel so good with all of your checking up on me after surgery.
Thanks!
David Ramirez
4/19/04
Dear Dr. Konecny,
Thank you to you and your staff for your compassion and understanding. I would do the surgery again in a heartbeat. Thank you for helping me out of the prison I had put myslef in.
Sincerely,
Jackie Thompson
Dr. David Edelman
Dear Dr. Edelman,
Today I took my first hand shake and I couldn't believe how dry my hands were. I feel as though I am in a dream and I may soon be awaken. I have always felt that my performance at work was held back because of my problem. All of a sudden the wall that used to be in front of me is gone. This is too good to be true.Not only are my hands bone dry, my feet feels dry too and a day after surgery, I feel no pain. If ever, you have any patients who require to speak to a patient of yours, please feel free to use me as your spokes person. I am as of yesterday an Ambassador at large for you and your team. You are a god sent ! May god bless you, your family and all your staff as you have truly blessed my life. I shook my wife's hands today and for once I said to her your hands are cold and she said that mine were warm. Dr Edelman, the way you handled my case from the beginning and the way you operated on me, the staff at the hospital.......... No words can describe my experience. I truly felt like I was in god's chambers. You will always be in my prayers. Sincerely, from the bottom of my heart I THANK YOU ! As I take my next step to rise the corporate ladder, I will never forget this day and the person who set me free from the shackles that bound me.I wish to continue to correspond with you if you will allow me.Warmest Regards,Dilip MukundanDirector of Travel Industry SalesGrande Lakes OrlandoJW Marriott Orlando, Grande LakesThe Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande LakesThe Ritz-Carlton Golf & Spa
Dear D. Edelman,I just wanted to thank you. I feel like a new person. I suffered with my hands, feet and underarms sweating very severely. Since the day of the surgery, my hands and underarms have been sweat free. My feet sweating has decreased I would say by 90%. My choice of shoes was very limited because I felt the need to wear socks with everything to help absorb. Well now I hardly wear socks. I love that I can go bare foot and wear sandals all the time. I can hold my husbands hand all the time now with dry warm hands. My husband just thinks its wonderful.
Thank you so much for doing this procedure, it has surely changed my life, it has made me so happy and freer.
May God bless you,
Darla Godwin
I would just like to say thank you to Dr. Edelman and staff for the excellent job they did on my ETS operation. it has been two weeks since the procedure and so far has been a great success. If any potential client would like a vote of confidence, they can call me and I will be happy to share my pleasant experience of this life-changing procedure
Sincerely,
Jon Weber
Dr. Edelman,
I would like to thank you for your kindness and expertise during my recent surgical experience. I must say, so far I am very satisfied. My hands nor feet haven't sweated since surgery (6/6/03) and I've had little to no facial and underarm sweating. I am experiencing the compensatory sweating as expected, but I believe it will be tolerable. It almost doesn't seem real not having to wipe my hands on something. I am truly grateful. Again, thank you.Sincerely,Lisa Smith
Hi Dr. E,
Long time no 'talk'. Just wanted to let you know how I was getting on. Fist of all, I have moved to London! Shortly after the surgery, my company offered me an opportunity to open an office for them here. Given my new found confidence (and elimination of a major anxiety, meeting new people with sweaty hands)I decided to go for it! My family and I moved here in December '02 (not the best time to move to London from S. Fla. I can tell you) and have settled in and are doing great.
A year and almost a half after the surgery, I am doing fine. My hands are dry and my general anxiety level has decreased without any side effects such as compensatory sweating. My feet still sweat somewhat, but it is dramatically reduced. I have found that a low dose of Xanax, prescribed by my dermatologist to reduce the sweating pre-surgery, actually helps reduce the anxiety and accelerated heartbeat that still accompanies stressful situations for me such as public speaking.
My life has changed in many subtle ways since the surgery which have added up to a dramatic improvement. My every action is not dictated by trying to control my sweating. I am more confident than before in business and social settings. My only regret is that I didn't (couldn't) have it done years ago. Although, who knows, maybe having to overcome something made me stronger and more determined.
I guess the best endorsement I could give the surgery and you Dr. E, is that I will not hesitate to get the surgery for any of my three sons who might have inherited this condition....but I would bring them only to you. So far they don't show signs of it, but I am monitoring them closely.
Hope all is going well for you and thanks again for taking the time to get me comfortable with this procedure and for the great outcome!
Cheers!
Thekla Blaser SalzmanChief Financial OfficerLennar Partners Europe
Over a period of 13 years my facial/cranial Hyperhidrosis had progressively worsened to the point where it took all my willpower to walk out the door every morning to go to work. I was taking large doses of medication to try and keep it under control. Every day it took me at least 3 hours to get out the front door. I was so very miserable and depressed the more I thought that I would never lead anything near a ‘normal' life because what I had was just an existence. I did everything to conceal my condition from others because of the severe embarrassment I felt, not to mention the issues that arose in the work environment because I had to repeatedly request adjustment to the air conditioning, when everyone else was walking around with their coats on or in sweaters, I was wearing clothes more suited to being in the tropics. The facial flushing was something I could not conceal, and even with make up on I would get asked “do you know you have a rash - what is that?”
On December 3 rd 2004 all that changed because I flew to Florida from San Diego , CA to have ETS surgery. I did a great deal of research, and from my initial contact with Dr. Edelman I felt totally assured that he was the surgeon I wanted to perform the procedure.
From the get-go he was incredibly patient, answered all my questioned, yet explained very clearly and concisely all the intricacies of the procedure. I feel he covered everything, and gave me a realistic picture of what to expect.
There were no surprises, and I have written to Dr. Edelman several times to tell him that I cannot thank him enough, and how overjoyed I am with the results and how much it has changed my life.
I felt the effects of the ETS surgery immediately after the operation. It has now been 6 ½ months since my surgery, and I actually have a social life! Even though I do occasionally have feelings of panic relating to “what if the symptoms come back” - Dr. Edelman has assured me that this is not going to happen.
After suffering for so long, it is sometimes hard to believe that I can function and behave like others who do not suffer with Hyperhydrosis.
I would have to say that the facial/cranial/and facial flushing have almost been eliminated - at least to a 98% degree.
I had been told that I could expect this result but found it hard to believe! As for compensatory sweating, yes there is some of that, mostly the lower area of the chest and lower back but I would have to say there is simply no comparison, it is ‘tolerable' and not the drenched shower look I had with my face and head.
Also, I couldn't write this without mentioning Mary at Dr. Edelman's office because she was just wonderful! Mary worked with me to help with the arrangements to get to Florida , and she consistently called me back with updates, and left no stone unturned regarding organizing the trip. She allayed my fears and was a constant source of encouragement. I couldn't have made it down there without her help.
The only regret I have is not knowing of Dr. Edelman years earlier to have the ETS surgery because it has been a life changing experience.
Sincerely,
Zita Davis
Dr. Alan Cameron
New Testimonial Received 5 September 2005:
From (name withheld by request)
Dear Mr. Cameron, I am writing to you, in order to give an update on my ETS (clamping) operation carried out on Wed 6-Jul-05 (2 months ago) for facial blushing. Following the operation, my recovery was very speedy. The slight pain in my back and underarms subsided after about 3 days. Positive effects; 1) I have not blushed since the operation. This has been tested in the numerous situations (on a daily basis) where I would normally have blushed. I may blush ever so slightly on rare occasions, but it is difficult to check, this I would expect from a normal person. My avoidance behaviour has ceased and I have not had one comment from anybody re: blushing, whereas before people would comment on occasions. 2) The palpitations of the heart which would occur during a blushing episode have ceased. I am a lot more calmer in situations and this has helped cease my avoidance behaviour. In presentations, etc. where the attention is on me, this operation has enabled me to jump the first hurdle, so I no longer appear a nervous wreck, and over time I will build up the confidence to get better, which is excellent for my career. 3) When I would blush severely in the past, I would also sweat on my face. This was not the reason for getting the operation, although this has also stopped, again helping me to present myself as an individual in control. 4) I no longer flush, and by this I mean I would often appear flushed when walking some distance then going into a shop for example. Before my face would often be bright red, although now I appear normal. Negative effects; 1) Compensatory sweating (CS), although I did expect this, and I would rate it as mostly non-existent to mild and sometimes moderate. This occurs in the middle to lower back, on my chest and on my legs. Factors which affect this are heat, exercise and stress. In stressful situations the effect so far has been mild with slight stickiness/sweating in the areas already mentioned, although nothing noticeable on my clothes. During exercise or heat, the CS can be mild to moderate, which can be noticed slightly on t-shirts. I no longer sweat heavily on my face, except when very hot ( c.25 - 30 'C) and during exercise I can still sweat from my face mildly, this I think is useful as I have heard of cases where individuals can't. 2) Very dry palms of my hands. Before the op I would occasionally get dry hands on the outside. Now my palms are bone dry and never sweat, not even slightly. This has slight annoyances, like turning the pages in a book or picking up items. However, I am slowly getting into the routine of putting moisturizer on each night, which is remedying the problem. Overall, this operation has been a great success to me with the negative effects being mild and acceptable, which has beat my expectation. There are certainly some very disturbing reports on the web, which made me skeptical and nervous prior to the op. It is difficult to determine the factors for such cases and it is very off-putting, which is a shame. One thing I have realized in taking the time to write this email is, it can be very easy to forget one's previous situation, and can take for granted the positive effects quickly. I would like to thank you personally and your team for carrying out this operation in a very efficient and professional manner. You have really helped changed my life in such a positive way. Many thanks and kind regards.
From Christopher L.
For many years I put up with facial, underarm and hand sweating, thinking that there was nothing that can be done to help me. This was so frustrating and upsetting for me especially at my place of work, that I had to find out for myself about my condition. (My GP didn't seem to have any idea of any procedure or treatment that will help me!) I had heard somewhere about the ETS procedure and found out all about it on the Internet some time later. Since having the Surgery about 8 months ago now I have had to adjust to a 'new way of life' with the success of the surgery and with compensatory sweating which was made very clear to me prior to the procedure. The CS occurs on a regular basis but I am finding ways of dealing with it and it is certainly not nearly as distressing as what I was experiencing prior to surgery. I'm a lot more happy and above all confident ,especially when I meet people to shake their hand, which was something I would always dread! This is quite a strange experience and it takes some time to get used to. I'm glad that I decided to have the procedure because it has changed my life in so many positive ways which for me, out weigh the negatives which are inevitable for this kind of surgery
From Victoria A.
Hi I was very pleased with the initial consultation through to after the operation. I have compensatory sweating on my back which is bearable. Dry hands, sweaty feet which are the worst as it is now summer. I think I will have to start buying shoes with leather inside and not synthetic. I still have the sensation that I am blushing sometimes and can feel the rush of blood to my face. It's quite hard to see if I am blushing as you are normally in a situation that you can't see yourself. But on the odd occasion I have tried to check I think that I am very slightly blushing and no where near like it was before. Overall, extremely pleased I had it done.
From (name withheld by request)
Before my ETS procedure, my facial blushing seemed to dominate my life. Having had the condition since I was a child, I became very good at hiding it from people, even my own partner. I would always avoid certain social situations, especially if there was no alcohol! Even with my closest friends, I would always be waiting for that moment, when I would blush. Would it be a question I felt uncomfortable with, or just something I couldn't answer? The slightest insecure moment would make me blush. I would sit there as if nothing was happening, even though my face felt as if someone had put a match to it. You could always tell by their facial expressions that they were curious as to why you were blushing, but they were always too polite to ask. Within my work place I found it extremely difficult. I would find that on a daily basis I would blush at least five times, and this could be at the most inconvenient moment, like in meetings with your managing directors. It would only take that split second of feeling insecure, then bang, my condition would flare up. It got to a point when I felt physically sick, and I just thought I can't take this anymore. I decided to research the problem myself, that's when I came across the ETS procedure. I knew then that I didn't care what the side effects were, I was going to have this done. The hard part was explaining to my partner. He couldn't understand why, as I had never made an issue of it before. He obviously knew that I was bashful, but he had always put this down to nerves. It took a long time for me to explain how I felt, and why I wanted to have this operation. Looking back on it now, I never explained totally why I needed this so much. Having tried for so long to cover up my condition, it wasn't that easy to let it all out. I eventually plucked up the courage to make an appointment to see a consultant. I was absolutely petrified. I thought, this stranger is going to know all about my condition, I wasn't sure just how comfortable I would be with that. It came to the day of the appointment, and to be honest I nearly cancelled. I must admit after seeing the consultant, I felt that a whole weight had been lifted off of my shoulders. The consultant I saw made me feel at ease straight away, he knew exactly how I was feeling, and he was very good at reassuring me that I was not a leper, and that my condition was very common. Having been briefed on the operation and it's side effects, I was given time to go away and think about the procedure. I knew there and then that I wanted it done. The operation to me was a great success. I was in no pain after the operation, and I have never had any pain. I have a small scar under my arm pit, but it is not very noticeable. The operation was done over three months ago, I can honestly say that I don't think I have blushed since. It takes some time getting used to it, as you still feel exposed in certain situations. I am finding it a big learning curve. I keep pushing myself into social situations that normally I would run away from. I have found that in the last three months my confidence level has gone through the roof. There are only a few side effects that I am trying to come to terms with, and they are dry hands, and excess sweating. I think i have the dry hands situation under control, I always carry moisturizer around with me, and to be honest I hardly notice it. The only thing I am finding a bit difficult is the excess sweating. My feet and my torso are the worst, but I am sure over time this will not be an issue. Anyway I think it is a small price to pay for what I have gained. I would recommend anyone to have this operation. *I would like to take this opportunity to thank Dr Cameron for his support, with out his kindness and dedication I would not be in the position I am today. I am willing to have my testimonial posted on the site, however I would appreciate it if my name could be left off please. Thank You.*
From Lisa G.Hi, I suffered from regular blushing with my face being quite red if I was nervous or anxious. The operation was a great success, I do blush now and again but nothing like I did before. I feel so much more confident and able to deal with situations better. I have gained the compensatory sweating, on my chest (between my breasts) seems to sweat quite a bit if I'm very warm. My top lip also gets a bit sweaty sometimes but nothing too drastic. At first my hands were very dry but they don't seem so bad now, a few months down the line. All in all I'm very glad I went through with the op, it has definitely changed me for the better Once again Thank you to you and your team. Lisa
From Dr. William B.
I am a physician and recent patient of the ETS procedure. This surgery is not for everyone, but I am very pleased with my personal results. It has essentially eliminated all facial blushing and facial sweating, allowing me to speak comfortably in public, meetings, and with patients. I do have mild to moderate compensatory sweating, seems a bit worse in hot weather, but manageable and a better alternative than being unable to stand in front of a room and speak, at least for me. I recommend trying alternatives first, such as I did, and discussing this with a surgeon who is well-versed in the procedure. I am very pleased with Dr Cameron and what he was able to do for me.
TESTIMONIALS PREVIOUSLY POSTED ON THIS SITE:
From Steve R.
Dear Dr Cameron,I had the ETS procedure on 13 January, 2003. The operation would appear to be a complete success for me. I no longer suffer from facial blushing or sweating. I find it hard to explain the change this has made in my life and I cannot thank you enough for the quick response you gave following my initial appointment and the highly professional treatment and advice I was given. I have started a NEW life and it has taken me three weeks to start to come to terms with the fact that I no longer blush involuntarily. I'm just a little frustrated and annoyed with myself that I did not take this course of action many years ago.THANK YOU SO MUCH!Now let me summarize my pre-operative condition and my post-operative recovery and the side effects. I know you are keen to collect any data you can and here are my comments:I suffered terribly from involuntary flushing of the face. neck and ears. I have suffered from this since my early teens.Over recent years (age 30-38) I have found it harder to deal with condition and before my contact with you I had just about given up any hope of ever leading a normal life.I used various avoidance techniques to limit my chances of blushing in front of friends, family and more importantly work colleagues. I had contemplated suicide on a number of occasions and it was only the love for my family that stopped me from taking such drastic measures.Since the operation I have gradually come to accept that facial blushing is NO LONGER controlling my life. I still feel some of the effects of the panic attacks that accompanied my condition, but these are reducing as my confidence grows.It took me a full three weeks to feel fully confident that my blushing was now a thing of the past. My wife and children have commented on my social behavioral change. I'm now much more calm and relaxed and fully able to deal with the normal stresses and strains of life. Indeed I'm convinced that my ability to cope with the stress of anxiety attacks and facial blushing has somehow given me an enhanced ability to cope with what now appear to me to be very tolerable stress scenarios that for other people may be very stressful.My recovery from the operation took a lot longer than I anticipated. I returned to work two days after the op. and this was too soon. I was short of breath climbing stairs and felt tired and weak.Two weeks after the op. I caught a chest infection and cold and this knocked me for six. I'm still getting over it now.I suffer slightly from CS but this is no real problem compared to the original symptoms.I have noticed a general cold feeling in my upper arms, shoulders and genitals. This is not causing any real problems, however I do have to wear a sweater at work, something I would never do before. Overall I feel cooler and calmer at the start and end of every working day.Before the op. I would be fine at work up until 10 or 11 am and then after lunch the sweating and potential for blushing would be worse. This is all now a thing of the past.Once again, THANK YOU for you help in resolving my condition.Regards,Steve R.
From Jo
Hi AlanI just wanted to say thank you for the ETS treatment I received three weeks ago in Ipswich. I had been contemplating surgery for a long time, and I have to say that it was the best decision I made and worth every penny! My hands are 100% better, just warm, no more embarrassing sweaty handshakes and the anxiety I suffered from in most social situations. It has also made my armpits better, and also my feet, although this was not the main complaint and I was not so bothered about these compared to my hands. I suffered from some facial blushing also before, which has also been lessened somewhat, and I find myself much less nervous in social situations and doing presentations. I almost feel a new person!I felt very tired after the operation, and did have quite bad back pain for about two weeks after the operation, I spent the weekend following the operation in bed resting. I also had a tickly cough and was short of breath a bit for a week or so, and have not resumed exercise yet (going to the gym) as I want to be fully recovered. However, I feel almost completely back to normal now.Thank you and all the staff at the hospital again, they made my stay much better than I thought it was going to be, I was very nervous about it all, and they put me at ease.Thanks againJo
From Esther CrumpThe sympathectomy has made a big difference to myself. My palms and armpits no longer sweat and this has boosted my confidence enormously. My feet and groin sweat less and this has also been greatly beneficial. The only disadvantage I have experienced is that my back and my chest around my bust sweat more -- most noticeably when I am anxious. Overall though it has been invaluable.
From Liam Burgess who had ETS February 2001 (aged 14) for hyperhidrosisThe benefits of the operation performed on me are that my schoolwork is a lot neater, it's not embarrassing to shake someone's hand and it's a lot more comfortable.
Dr. Chien-Chi Lin
Hi,
My name is Thuan B. Nguyen. So far I am happy with the result. My hands have been dry for 3 weeks now since the surgery date. Although I experienced compensatory sweating of my trunk, leg and feet on warm days, it is still a great trade-off.
I would recommend anyone who really suffers from excessive hand sweat to get the ETS surgery. Thanks to Surgical Team and the surgery staff in Taiwan. Now I have much more confidence in my social life and work than ever before.
Thuan B. Nguyen
I used the clamping technique. My hands and upper body do not sweat at all. In fact, when my compensatory sweating is underway there is an actual line across my chest where one side is dry and the other is wet. I am definitely feeling the compensatory sweating. The sweating now is from heat or any strenuous activity. It is not just on my back and stomach. It is also on my legs and feet. However, this problem is not as bad as the original hand sweat problem. So, all in all, I am glad I did the procedure.
I don’t avoid social environments where I have to meet lots of people anymore. I immediately started looking for a second job because interviewing is no longer a problem. I still hold myself the same way, sometimes, like hiding my hands, or being anxious at the thought of certain events and I have to remind myself that I don’t need to feel that way anymore. It is a truly good feeling. I’m glad I found out about this and you’ve made it affordable.
Douglas Vogan
Louis,
Thank you for helping me to solve one of my biggest problems in my life. As you already know, the reason I had the surgery was for excessive facial blushing and hand sweating. My hand sweating is now completely gone and my facial blushing is 80% removed. The surgery was well worth it. It was a dream come true.
Thank You Again!
Derek McMurtry
P.S. Dr. Lin and his staff was absolutely wonderful. The day after the surgery he took out time in his busy schedule to give my wife and I a tour of Tainan and also insisted on paying for dinner for the both of us. Thank You Dr. Lin!
Before my surgery, sweating was such a problem. I was embarrassed when in public, and discouraged to participate in any extra-curricular activities. Now, I am completely changed! The surgery was quick and didn’t hurt as long as I expected. I really suggest this operation, it has changed my views of the future as well as the present. I am very satisfied!
Katy Kohler, Age 16
Dr. João B. V. Duarte
My dear Dr. João Bosco,
This month I have completed a year of the hyperhidrosis surgery that we did. Maybe you don't remember; I live in Rio de Janeiro, I am a mechanical engineer and I worked in a dealership of Honda automobiles.
The date, I never will forget was 01/08/1999 on a Friday. Well, if my gratitude were translated in e-mails, I would send you one everyday.
For your information, the hyperhidrosis of the hands (my main complaint), of the armpits and of the face has been solved. Even in the feet, it has diminished a little bit. My life has changed for the better. Today I am working at a Volkswagen factory, my dream since I was small. Tests, interviews and group dynamics became easy. Even my girlfriend changed, I found a more beautiful one. Everyday I experience new situations that some time ago were a torment, for example how to give the thumb impression for an identity card.
Dr. João Bosco, I am totally available for any information or testimonial if you want.
When you come to Rio de Janeiro, you may count on me for what you need.
A big hug,
Rogério Curty Dias.
Dr. Roger Bell
Dear Mr Bell
I was researching hyperhidrosis on the internet for the first time ever, even though I have had it since birth. I honestly did not know there was that much information about it as I always seemed to be the only sufferer I knew.
Well anyway it dawned on me that I might find out where you are so I can thank you, although it will be hard to find the words that fit an amazing person like you and the miracle you performed on my life.
My life was always so difficult and cold, that is the best way I can explain it. I was always wet, I was informed that I wet through socks on the first day I was born and I never grew out of it and it never improved.
This condition affected my femininity, confidence, academic life, relationships, sports, job choices and I could go on more but the list would be endless.
After my operations all these areas greatly improved in my life, I was so happy with the way I felt, looked and the new things I could do without frustration and embarrassment.
I went as far as going to university to become a primary school teacher, I enjoyed learning for the first time in my life and finished my degree. I could not write at school due to constant sweat but did not stop writing at university! This was the first academic experience I have ever completed.
I am now happily married with a beautiful two year old daughter which I have been able to enjoy so much more as I feel comfortable having her close not like before the operation.
I teach a class of beautiful year ones and twos in the Swan Valley. I love my job and would never have been able to do it with hyperhidrosis.
I hope that gives you an idea of just how appreciative I am.
RegardsSheena Dell nee Ferguson
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