Discover the Breakthrough Treatment for Hyperhidrosis: Dermadry's Presentation at the University of Ottawa

January 14, 2025 – A Day to Learn About Managing Excessive Sweating

On January 14, 2025, Dermadry, in collaboration with the Family Medicine Interest Group, hosted an educational presentation at the University of Ottawa to raise awareness about hyperhidrosis. The session highlighted Dermadry’s iontophoresis technology, a non-invasive treatment designed to effectively manage excessive sweating in areas such as the hands, feet, and underarms.

A Presentation That Matters: Collaboration to Address Hyperhidrosis

Led by Mathieu Mireault and Alexa Broster, the presentation provided valuable insights into hyperhidrosis and its impact on daily life. Dermadry’s iontophoresis device was presented as an effective treatment for managing excessive sweating.

What We Covered: Key Takeaways from the presentation

Understanding Hyperhidrosis

The presentation explained how hyperhidrosis affects physical, mental, and social well-being. Attendees gained insight into the challenges of living with sweaty hands, feet, and underarms.

Introducing Dermadry’s Iontophoresis Technology

Dermadry’s iontophoresis treatment uses a mild electrical current to reduce excessive sweating. This non-invasive solution offers long-term relief for individuals dealing with hyperhidrosis.

Live Demo and Interactive Q&A

The live demonstration showed how easy Dermadry’s device is to use at home. Attendees had the chance to ask questions and discuss treatment experiences with Dermadry’s experts.

Why This Presentation Was So Important

Around 5% of the population suffers from hyperhidrosis, often without access to effective treatments. This presentation aimed to provide solutions and raise awareness about the emotional and physical toll of excessive sweating.

A Bright Future for Hyperhidrosis Treatment

With growing awareness and effective treatments like Dermadry’s iontophoresis technology, individuals with hyperhidrosis can manage their condition confidently. The presentation at the University of Ottawa was a significant step in advancing the conversation around hyperhidrosis.

Thank You to Our Attendees!

Thank you to everyone who joined us, and a big thank you to the University of Ottawa for welcoming us with such warmth. We’re especially grateful to the Family Medicine Interest Group for their incredible support in making this presentation possible!