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Consult your calendar and clear out any scheduling conflicts so that you and your staff can join us on either date. These CMEs are educational gems and a “must-do” for all healthcare providers who currently treat, or plan to treat, patients who suffer from excessive sweating.
Over the course of the last eight years, these seminars have earned a reputation for their efficiency and effectiveness—in one day, attendees gain a comprehensive understanding of hyperhidrosis care and master the nuances of treatment techniques for excessive sweating management for all areas of the body. Attendees even learn how to optimize their practice’s ability to smoothly handle the administrative tasks, like insurance coverage, billing and coding, etc. We strongly encourage attendees to bring along their office personnel in order to take full advantage of this segment of hyperhidrosis care.
If you are licensed to practice in Illinois or New Jersey, this is a remarkable opportunity for you. These sessions have hands-on injection training for all focal areas of hyperhidrosis with patient volunteers. Just register as a "Physician Injector", and we will contact you with the details. There are only a few injector slots remaining, so if you are interested you need to act now.
Keep in mind that in order to maximize the experience for all, we limit the number of attendees at these events; consequently, the demand for spots always exceeds the number available. Please make your reservations ASAP in order to ensure your place! Read more information about faculty, lodging, curriculum and registration rates on this page as well.
The devastating symptoms of hyperhidrosis have long been misunderstood, even by doctors and other healthcare providers. A sufferer may spend years seeking answers and solutions for their excessive sweating, many end up receiving misdiagnoses, ineffective treatments, and even the insult of being told they don’t have a real problem. Since 2003, the International Hyperhidrosis Society has made it a priority to change this sketchy landscape; we've made great advances in spreading the word. Today, though the gap between suffering and treatment for excessive sweating is still wide, patients are more likely to be better informed about their condition. As a result, more sufferers now know what to look for in a (reliable) healthcare provider who truly understands excessive sweating. The IHHS’s sessions help to fill this gap between suffering and access to the best possible tools for care.
Hyperhidrosis Treatment and Practice Excellence provides an educational experience like no other. Attendees get to experience up-close, live-patient hyperhidrosis treatments ranging from state-of-the-art injection techniques to the more traditional methods, like administering iontophoresis or applying antiperspirant in the most effective way. To top it all off, two of the world’s leading experts in the field of hyperhidrosis care, Dee Anna Glaser, MD, IHHS President and founding IHHS board member, and David M. Pariser, MD, IHHS Secretary and also a founding board member, will be leading these seminars. Joining them in Chicago will be Nowell Solish, MD, IHHS Treasurer and founding IHHS board member, and in Hoboken Kelley Pagliai Redbord, MD will join the team. These physians are nothing less than superstars in the hyperhidrosis community who have helped improve the lives of thousands of patients living with excessive sweating.
These sessions are worth up to 6.5 AMA PRA Category 1 creditsTM and are a worthy investment. The knowledge acquired here will foster great satisfaction and loyalty in your patients. Doctors who learn to treat sufferers end up experiencing a great amount of satisfaction after seeing the profound effect that their treatments have on patients.
Warmer months are always just around the corner somewhere in the world, but no matter the time of year, patients with excessive sweating are always eager to tackle their devastating symptoms. There is no better way to get ready for your patients than by attending Hyperhidrosis Treatment and Practice Excellence.
Please note that patient volunteers who are interested in receiving treatment at these seminars should not apply at this time; however keep an eye out for our call for volunteers in the coming weeks.