Botox + Scalp Q&A

want to know if people who have stress related hair thinning have considered Botox injection and if it helped better circulation on the scalp and help regrow thicker hair.

Does anyone have experience using Botox injections to treat hair loss(scalp tension theory)?

My bald scalp, seems to wrinkle when my frontalis muscles contract (raising my eyebrows). When my forehead is relaxed, my scalp skin and head is smooth with no significant wrinkling. When I raise my eyebrows, my whole scalp moves forward, and causes linear wrinkles along the top of my head. When I lower my eyebrows, my scalp retracts and the wrinkles are no longer present. Is this unusual? Would reducing the range of movement of my forehead / frontalis with Botox help with this?

I have developed excessive sweating of the scalp. The least amount of heat or exertion, like going for a walk and my head is drenched with sweat to the point that it is dripping down my back. This is really affecting my quality of life. Looking for a doctor in Charleston SC who might know how to treat this condition.

Four days ago I had a Botox, PRP and vitamin treatment on my scalp for hair thinning. Before the procedure the plastic surgeon applied injection anasthetic to my scalp. After the procedure and now 4 days later the upper part of my forehead continues to feel a little heavy and when I raise my eyebrows the wrinkles across my forehead are very pronounced and now they are leaving marks. Is it possible that Botox has migrated to my forehead and make the skin loose? Will this heaviness go away?

What should I do and if it is not should I contact my neurologist? 

Botox was injected into the top left and top right of my forehead. 1.5 hours post-Botox, I was on my iPhone and totally forgot about the Botox, and accidentally massaged my scalp, near the top centre hairline of my forehead. I know the Botox was injected into my top forehead, but I'm concerned if my accidental massage might affect the Botox?

I have excessive sweating on my scalp, in a zone that starts about an inch above each ear and wraps all the way around the back of my head. BELOW this line (not above), my hair gets soaking, wringing wet with perspiration whenever I'm outside on a hot day, or if I start to heat up from exercise or exertion. What treatments are available for this? Is there anything I can do on my own? If I decide to seek medical help, what kind of doctor should I see? A dermatologist?