Excessive Sweating Management

Feel comfortable and confident in your skin.

Excessive sweating, medically known as hyperhidrosis, causes sweating beyond what the body needs to regulate its temperature. It can occur even when you are not exercising or feeling hot and may affect one area or multiple parts of the body.

At The Luxe Nurse Clinic, we offer personalised consultations to assess your symptoms, medical history and individual concerns before discussing clinically appropriate management options.

Assess

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Personalise

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Manage

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Refresh

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Restore Confidence

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Could a consultation be right for you?

A consultation may be helpful if excessive sweating:

  • Occurs without heat or physical activity

  • Soaks through clothing

  • Requires frequent clothing changes

  • Makes it difficult to wear certain colours or fabrics

  • Causes odour, discomfort or skin irritation

  • Interferes with work, exercise or social occasions

  • Affects your confidence or quality of life

  • Has not been adequately managed by your current approach

The areas suitable for management at The Luxe Nurse Clinic will be confirmed during your consultation

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Hyperhidrosis may occur without an identifiable cause or may be associated with certain health conditions, hormonal changes or medications. An individual clinical assessment helps determine whether further investigation may be required.

  • The areas appropriate for management vary between individuals. Your concerns and suitability will be assessed during your consultation. Please contact the clinic before booking if you are unsure whether your area of concern can be addressed.

  • Individual responses and timeframes vary. Realistic expectations will be discussed during your private consultation.

  • Certain medical conditions, medications, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding may mean the service is not appropriate. Final suitability is determined during consultation.

  • Consult your GP if sweating begins suddenly, occurs mainly at night, affects your entire body or is accompanied by fever, dizziness, chest pain, unexplained weight loss, a rapid heartbeat or other new symptoms.