Excessive sweating, also known as hyperhidrosis, can be both highly distressing and embarrassing—yet it’s relatively common. Individuals with hyperhidrosis often sweat heavily for no clear reason, even without heat or physical activity. While excessive sweating is usually not caused by an illness, there are cases where an underlying medical condition may be responsible.
At SKEEN Clinic, we provide professional care to help patients manage and treat excessive sweating through personalised solutions.
Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) is a condition that affects around 4 in every 100 Australians. This means they may sweat profusely without any clear reason, even when they’re not hot or engaging in physical activity. For those living with hyperhidrosis, sweating can become so heavy that it soaks through clothing, interferes with daily activities, and impacts self-confidence.
Fortunately, there are treatments available that can help reduce its impact on daily life. After careful assessment including pathology tests and sweat testing, Our consultant would provide a treatment plan, designed for each individual to assist them with less sweating and better quality of life. Following assessment, your practitioner will discuss management options that may be appropriate for your individual circumstances.
Personalised Management at SKEEN Clinic
Following assessment, our consultants develop a tailored treatment plan to help reduce sweating and its impact. Options may include:
Treatment Options: Following clinical assessment, your practitioner will discuss management options that may be appropriate based on your symptoms, medical history and individual circumstances.
Treatment suitability varies between individuals and will be determined following consultation with an appropriately qualified practitioner.
At **SKEEN Clinic**, our qualified skin specialists in Brisbane combine **experience, evidence-based treatments, and compassionate care**. We focus on tailoring solutions to each patient. We focus on tailoring management options to each patient based on their individual circumstances and clinical assessment.