Welcome to SweatHelp.org and the International Hyperhidrosis Society. We help people who suffer from excessive sweating. So, whether you have sweaty palms, sweaty feet, excessive sweating in your armpits, or sweat dripping down your face, or even if you sweat profusely all over your body as a result of ETS surgery, you'll find a sympathetic and understanding ear here.
You'll also find reliable information about real treatment options for excessive sweating, tools to find a physician who treats hyperhidrosis, the most complete coverage of what's happening in the world of hyperhidrosis research, and more.
The International Hyperhidrosis Society is the only non-profit, independent, global organization dedicated to the entire excessive sweating community. The International Hyperhidrosis Society increases awareness and understanding of excessive sweating, improves access to hyperhidrosis treatments, provides feedback to the scientific community about excessive sweating, and offers education for medical professionals in order to improve the diagnosis and care of excessive sweating.
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Healthcare Providers: Register Now to Discover the New Standard of Care for Hyperhidrosis & CME |
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Many dermatologists are now familiar with treating axillary (underarm)hyperhidrosis with Botox but the standard of care for hyperhidrosis is evolving quickly. In the spirit of continuous improvement, physicians and medical staff are invited to learn new skills and hone their techniques in treating non-axillary hyperhidrotic focal areas. Join us for one of two full-Saturday continuing medical education (CME) events and learn how to provide best-in-class Botox treatment for non-underarm areas as well as how to organize your hyperhidrosis practice for efficient reimbursement. Each CME program will include lectures and small-group hands-on Botox injection training. Read on for details and to register for our Miami or San Francisco programs. UPDATE: Registration is now closed. These events have SOLD OUT! |
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Spring Training for Physicians = Free Treatment for Patients! |
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This spring, the International Hyperhidrosis Society is providing physicians with hands-on, expert-led training in Botox injections at medical education programs in Miami and San Francisco. If you suffer from hyperhidrosis, we invite you to become a patient-volunteer and receive free Botox treatment at one of these programs under the supervision of the most experienced hyperhidrosis clinicians in the world.
UPDATE: Sorry, we have reached our limit for volunteers. Thanks for your enthusiastic response! |
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Botox for Excessive Sweating in the Groin, Under the Breasts, and Other Localized Areas |
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SweatSolutions readers know that Botox is a common and successful treatment for excessive sweating of the underarms, hands, and feet. But did you know that experienced physicians are also using Botox to treat excessive sweating of the scalp or face, in the groin, under the breasts, on regions of the back, and on other localized body areas? In this article, Dr. Nowell Solish discusses the promise of Botox treatment for excessive sweating in areas that have previously been difficult to treat. And, new videos for physicians on these techniques are now available on SweatHelp.org. |
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Spring Cleaning Tips for Sweat-Stained Laundry |
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Yellow underarm stains? Bleached out splotches on the underarms of colored shirts? Excessive sweating can cause dilemmas and disappointments in the laundry room. While some t-shirts might be too far gone, we’ve got updated tips to help you prevent future staining and salvage some of your favorite garments.
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To Shave or Not to Shave Is Not the Question |
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Can underarm hair hamper the effectiveness of Botox treatment for excessive sweating? Does more body hair mean more body odor? Finally, straight answers to these and other body hair-related questions from experts and the International Hyperhidrosis Society. |
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Support for SweatHelp.org is provided in part by:
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