Armpit

Smoother contour. Cleaner skin.

Transition area composed of skin, fat, and hair-bearing tissue; changes here can affect contour, texture, and grooming concerns.

Why underarm concerns occur

The armpit is a junction between the arm and chest wall, containing fat deposits, hair follicles, sweat glands, and delicate skin. Genetics and hormonal factors often determine fat storage in this area, making underarm fullness resistant to diet and exercise.

Hair growth in the axilla can be dense and recurrent, leading many to seek long-term hair reduction for comfort and hygiene. In some individuals, overactive sweat glands may also contribute to moisture and irritation, compounding underarm concerns.

Common Concerns We Treat in the

Armpit

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How we treat the

Armpit

Our approach to treating the

Armpit

FAQ

Why do I have underarm fullness even though I’m fit?
Why does my underarm area show in certain tops even when my arms look toned?
Why does shaving or waxing my underarms irritate my skin so easily?
Why do I sweat more under my arms even when I’m not hot or active?