Excessive Face and Scalp Sweating? Here’s What You Can Do
Excessive face, head, or scalp sweating—known as craniofacial hyperhidrosis—affects millions and can seriously impact confidence and daily life. Fortunately, there are proven treatments, practical tips, and ways to take control of craniofacial sweating. Discover everything you need to know.
Workday Essentials for Excessive Sweating
Nearly 9% of people aged 18-39 have hyperhidrosis (Hh) or excessive sweating—leading them to sweat four to five times more than what’s considered necessary or “normal” to maintain body temperature or react to stress. At work, this sweating can prevent people from reaching their full potential. Fortunately, there are treatments and innovative products to help, and we have a full No Sweat at Work Guide.
Back-to-School Guide for Students Who Really Sweat
During the back-to-school season, student success and well-being is the goal. But for many kids, extreme sweating can get in the way. It doesn’t have to be like this. Effective treatments, open conversations, and the right supplies can help students thrive. We’ve compiled your go-to guide.
Need a New Game Plan to Fight Underarm Sweating? We Got You.
Whether you have full-on, diagnosable hyperhidrosis or just want to avoid pitting out this summer, here’s the game plan you need. From antiperspirants and sweat-proof shirts to the newest U.S. FDA-approved prescriptions, you and your underarms have options. Make sure you know them all.
Pearls from the Latest Hyperhidrosis Research
We’ve been monitoring the medical journals looking for new and noteworthy studies related to excessive sweating. Here are key takeaways from 2025 so far…
What You Need to Know About the Mental Health Impacts of Hyperhidrosis and How to Get Help
For May’s Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re sharing straight talk about the significant mental health impacts of excessive sweating, tips on how to find help for yourself, your loved ones, and patients, and a lot more.
Reducing Sweat, Enhancing Mobility: Tackling Residual Limb Hyperhidrosis for Prosthetic Users
A major issue for amputees and others with limb differences can be residual limb hyperhidrosis. This type of excessive sweating can have severe impacts on skin health, prosthesis function, and mobility. Read on to learn about key treatment options, including antiperspirants, botulinum toxin injections and miraDry.