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?
April 10, 2016
Answer: Botox Works for Hyperhidrosis of the Scalp - #Williamsville NY Botox works very well in the scalp and will change your life to the better almost immediately. I have injected Botox in the scalp for years and recommend it highly for those with craniofacial type sweating.You should find someone who has done a lot of these and who has experience in injecting Botox in the scalp. There are needlesticks involved but they are small (30G) and there will be minimal bruising and pain. Back to work the same day. You can shower the following day. You can exercise the same day. No limitations on activity following Botox injections. You will need 100 - 200 units of Botox which is quite expensive.Read my free ebook about craniofacial hyperhidrosis on the link below.
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April 10, 2016
Answer: Botox Works for Hyperhidrosis of the Scalp - #Williamsville NY Botox works very well in the scalp and will change your life to the better almost immediately. I have injected Botox in the scalp for years and recommend it highly for those with craniofacial type sweating.You should find someone who has done a lot of these and who has experience in injecting Botox in the scalp. There are needlesticks involved but they are small (30G) and there will be minimal bruising and pain. Back to work the same day. You can shower the following day. You can exercise the same day. No limitations on activity following Botox injections. You will need 100 - 200 units of Botox which is quite expensive.Read my free ebook about craniofacial hyperhidrosis on the link below.
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July 31, 2012
Answer: Hyperhidrosis of the scalp - treatments
There are several options for treating hyperhidrosis of the scalp. Firstly, one can apply an aluminum chloride solution at nighttime of which there are several brands on the market. Secondly, Botox can be injected into the scalp and works quite well to reduce sweating in this location. Finally, in some cases, an oral medication can be prescribed to reduce sweating. Best to speak to a dermatologist, the experts in treating excessive sweating/hyperhidrosis. We'd be happy to assess you at Toronto Dermatology Centre, phone: 416-633-0001.
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July 31, 2012
Answer: Hyperhidrosis of the scalp - treatments
There are several options for treating hyperhidrosis of the scalp. Firstly, one can apply an aluminum chloride solution at nighttime of which there are several brands on the market. Secondly, Botox can be injected into the scalp and works quite well to reduce sweating in this location. Finally, in some cases, an oral medication can be prescribed to reduce sweating. Best to speak to a dermatologist, the experts in treating excessive sweating/hyperhidrosis. We'd be happy to assess you at Toronto Dermatology Centre, phone: 416-633-0001.
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