Consultation for Excessive Sweating (Hyperhidrosis) Concerns

Excessive sweating can affect comfort, confidence and daily activities. At epiclinic®, we offer medical consultations to assess sweating concerns and discuss suitable options. A registered health professional will review your goals and medical history, examine the areas affected and—if appropriate—outline a personalised plan. Suitability and outcomes vary.

What we assess

• Areas involved (e.g., underarms, hands, feet, face) and symptom pattern
• Possible triggers and lifestyle factors (heat, stress, exercise, clothing)
• Medical history and medications that may contribute to sweating
• Screening for conditions that may require GP or specialist referral

What to expect at your consultation

1. Assessment: History, examination and, if needed, discussion about further investigations or referrals.
2. Options & planning: If clinically appropriate, your practitioner will discuss non-surgical management options, expected review timeframes and after-care.
3. Informed decision-making: Benefits, risks and alternatives are covered so you can choose what’s right for you.

Any discussion of prescription-only medicines can occur only during a consultation. We do not advertise these products or their prices. Individual experiences and outcomes vary.

General risks & precautions

All procedures and therapies carry risks. Depending on the option selected, temporary effects such as redness, swelling, tenderness or bruising may occur. Less common risks, contraindications and precautions (including pregnancy, breastfeeding or relevant medical conditions) will be discussed before any treatment.

After your appointment

If a treatment is agreed upon, you’ll receive tailored guidance (e.g., skin care, activity and review timing). Please contact the clinic if you experience unexpected symptoms.

Fees & bookings

A fee applies for medical consultations. Current fees and availability are provided when you contact the clinic. No treatment is recommended or undertaken without a prior consultation.

General information only; not medical advice. Any use of prescription-only medicines is determined in consultation; we do not advertise prescription-only medicines or their prices.