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Hyperhidrosis treatment at Core Aesthetics uses prescription injectable product to temporarily reduce excessive sweating in affected areas. Treatment is individually assessed and only administered following a clinical consultation where it is deemed clinically appropriate.

Hyperhidrosis. The medical term for excessive sweating, affects a significant number of people and can have a meaningful impact on daily life. For many, it affects clothing choices, social confidence and professional situations in ways that are disproportionate to what most people would consider a minor inconvenience. For those who live with it, it is anything but minor.

At Core Aesthetics in Oakleigh, hyperhidrosis treatment using prescription injectable product is available following an individual clinical assessment. Treatment is only recommended where it is clinically appropriate for your situation and where you have had a proper consultation covering your history, the areas affected and what realistic outcomes look like for you.

What Hyperhidrosis Is

Sweating is a normal physiological function that regulates body temperature. Hyperhidrosis occurs when this system operates beyond what is needed for temperature regulation, producing sweat in volumes and at times that are disproportionate to the trigger. It can be focal, affecting specific areas such as the underarms, hands or feet, or more generalised.

The most commonly treated area at Core Aesthetics is axillary hyperhidrosis, excessive sweating of the underarms. This is also the area for which injectable treatment has the most established evidence of effect in appropriate candidates. You can read more about the specific concerns addressed in our hub page on underarm sweating treatment.

How Injectable Treatment Works

Injectable treatment for hyperhidrosis uses a prescription product to temporarily block the nerve signals that stimulate sweat glands in the treated area. The product is placed in multiple small injection points across the affected area. When the glands receive fewer signals, sweating in that area is significantly reduced.

The effect is temporary. Nerve signalling gradually recovers over time and sweating returns to previous levels. Repeat treatment is required to maintain the effect. For many clients, the duration of effect for underarm treatment is considerably longer than for facial anti-wrinkle treatment, which makes the treatment practical as a longer term management strategy.

Who May Be Suitable?

Injectable hyperhidrosis treatment may be worth discussing at a consultation if you:

  • Experience excessive underarm sweating that affects your confidence, clothing choices or daily activities
  • Have tried antiperspirant products without satisfactory results
  • Are in good general health with no contraindications to injectable prescription products
  • Have realistic expectations about what the treatment can achieve

Suitability is always assessed individually. Your medical history, the nature and distribution of your sweating and any relevant medications are all considered during your consultation.

What to Expect at Your Consultation

During your consultation at Core Aesthetics, Corey will take a thorough history of your sweating pattern, assess the areas affected and discuss what injectable treatment can realistically achieve for your situation. The treatment process, expected outcomes, potential risks and aftercare requirements will all be explained before any treatment is recommended.

Located in Oakleigh, Serving Melbourne’s South East

Core Aesthetics is at 12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166. Accessible from Carnegie, Chadstone, Murrumbeena, Huntingdale, Bentleigh and Clayton. Open Tuesday to Saturday by appointment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is hyperhidrosis?

Hyperhidrosis is a condition characterised by excessive sweating beyond what is needed for normal temperature regulation. It can affect the underarms, hands, feet and other areas and can significantly affect daily life and confidence.

How does injectable hyperhidrosis treatment work?

It uses a prescription product to temporarily block the nerve signals that stimulate sweat glands in the treated area, significantly reducing sweating. The effect is temporary and treatment needs to be repeated to maintain it.

How long does hyperhidrosis treatment last?

Duration varies between individuals. For underarm treatment in suitable candidates, results may last considerably longer than facial anti-wrinkle treatment. Your practitioner will discuss realistic timeframes during your consultation.

Is hyperhidrosis treatment painful?

Experiences vary. The underarm area is generally well tolerated. Your practitioner will explain what to expect and can discuss comfort options.

Is there downtime after hyperhidrosis treatment?

Most clients can resume normal activities immediately. Your practitioner will provide specific aftercare instructions at your appointment.

Does Medicare cover hyperhidrosis treatment?

Medicare coverage for injectable hyperhidrosis treatment depends on specific clinical criteria. Your practitioner can discuss the relevant considerations during your consultation.

Is there anything I should do to prepare for hyperhidrosis treatment?

Your practitioner will provide specific preparation instructions during your consultation. You can also read our article on hyperhidrosis injections, what to expect on our blog.

How do I book hyperhidrosis treatment in Melbourne?

Book online via our booking page or call 0491 706 705. Core Aesthetics is at 12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166. Open Tuesday to Saturday by appointment.

Written and reviewed by Corey Anderson, Registered Nurse and Cosmetic Injector  |  Last reviewed: March 2026
AHPRA Registration: NMW0001047575 (Nurse, registered since January 1996)  |  Core Aesthetics, Oakleigh VIC 3166
All prescription treatments are assessed and administered by an AHPRA registered health practitioner. Suitability is determined individually at consultation.

General Information Only. This article is general in nature and does not replace a consultation with a qualified health practitioner. Treatment outcomes, suitability and risks vary by individual. Any medical or prescription treatment options can only be discussed and provided where clinically appropriate following an individual assessment. Last reviewed March 2026 by Corey Anderson, Core Aesthetics.