Axillary odor, also known as fox odor. It is a common skin disease, the main cause of which is the function of the axillary sweat glands after puberty, secretion of a large number of organic substances, by the action of bacteria on the surface of the skin, resulting in the production of unsaturated fatty acids with a bad smell or odor. Sweat secretion” and “bacterial reproduction” are the most important causes of axillary odor. This disease often has a family history and hereditary, mostly after puberty, old age due to the decline of sweat gland function and gradually reduce to disappear, the incidence of non-significant differences. Because of the body odor, affect the patient and the surrounding people study, work and life, especially hinder socialization, resulting in increased psychological pressure, and even produce a sense of inferiority or depression. There are many ways to treat this disease, including oral antibiotic drugs, topical antiseptic or odor eliminating drugs, physical therapy (including laser, microwave, freezing, isotope, electrocoagulation, etc.) to destroy sweat gland tissue, liposuction to scrape away sweat glands, and surgery to remove the entire skin of the axillary hair area. However, there are often too many side effects or short treatment effect not complete, or too much damage and scarring. Severe ones even cause upper limb activity dysfunction. Traditional axillary odor treatment methods such as simple laser treatment and axillary skin excision exist not completely eradicated can not be cured, need repeated multiple treatments, or healing scar contracture, easy to produce pulling sensation, affecting the movement of the upper limbs, and may have the formation of scars, affecting the aesthetic and other deficiencies. Minimally invasive axillary odor surgery is a minimally invasive procedure performed in the axilla through a 2.5 to 3 cm longitudinal or transverse incision in the lower part of the axilla to remove the sweat glands, sweat gland tissue and hair follicle tissue from the axilla to eliminate the root cause of odor. The advantages of minimally invasive surgery for axillary odor are: 1, minimally invasive, no obvious scars, do not have to worry about raising their hands between the eyes of others; 2, short surgery time, with the treatment, sterile anti-inflammatory summer does not inflammation; 3, good results, not easy to recur, well received by patients; 4, does not affect daily life, less complications. Warm tips: 1, a week before the surgery do not shave armpit hair, three days before the surgery stop using antiperspirants, to the hospital before the surgery, please first bathe at home to clean body; 2, the day of surgery, please wear loose tops to facilitate post-operative bandaging; 3, the day of surgery can eat but do not eat soup food, the day before surgery, please stop using painkillers or anti-coagulant drugs; 4, avoid the menstrual period.