What is the best help for hyperhydrosis of my head, neck, and face?

Thank you for your question. Botox can be very effective for sweating of the scalp and face. The results are highly dose and technique dependent. I would recommend that you visit with an experienced board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist who has experience in treating hyperhidrosis with Botox.

Thanks Kirby.Thanks for your question. Cranial hyperhydrosis is problematic especially in the midwest. It is not uncommon for patients to get side effects from medicines as in your case. I think you can treat your cranial sweating with a local/regional therapy.I suggest you consider Dysport or Botox as it is effective in reducing sweat in this part of the body. Side effects and complications are low for these procedures. They have to be repeated several times per year, with most patients seeing a reduction in sweat for 4 to 60 months. 

I have co-authored a book on Miradry and continue to see very positive improvements in patient outcome. I am aware of several non-underarm research projects for Miradry-like technology. I would be patient for those to be FDA approved. In the meantime, I would suggest Botox injections. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles

The miraDry® system eliminates the underarm sweat glands, and the sweat glands don’t grow back after treatment. This results in a dramatic and lasting reduction of embarrassing underarm sweat. In a clinical study, patients experienced an average of 82% reduction in underarm sweat. You should notice a reduction in sweat immediately after a single miraDry® treatment. As with any medical procedure, results will vary by person. 80% of our patients need only one treatment. Secondary effects include underarm hair and odor reduction. Ask your physician if this procedure is right for you.Right now, miraDry is only approved for the underarms.Botox to the scalp may help.

Thank you for your question.Clonidine will not help reduce craniofacial hyperhidrosis.I have written a book about craniofacial hyperhidrosis and it describes every treatment for this condition, from medical (oral anticholinergic) to topical to Botox injections and finally, micro ETS.I developed the Center for Excessive Sweating in 1999 and have taken care of thousands of patients with hyperhidrosis.Botox injected by an expert will improve your quality of life indicators. Read the ebook on the link provided below. It is a FREE access book.Dr Karamanoukian

There are a few options for diffuse hyperhidrosis such as
prescription topical solutions and oral medications. These types of medicines
may help, but they must be prescribed at a doctor’s office to make sure they
are right for you - depending on your medical history.