Functional Treatments for Jaw Tension & Hyperhidrosis


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Everyday comfort matters. If excessive sweating or jaw clenching is affecting your sleep, work or confidence, we offer clinician-delivered, non-surgical treatments to help. Each plan begins with a thorough consultation and facial/skin assessment with our AHPRA-registered nurse.

  • Overactive sweat glands can affect the underarms, and in some people the palms and soles, impacting confidence, relationships and work.

    How treatment helps

    • Calms overactive sweat glands by blocking the signals that trigger perspiration.

    • Treatment time: usually 20–30 minutes.

    • When results appear: typically about 7 days, with peak effect soon after.

    • Longevity: commonly 6–9 months (varies by individual).

    • Areas: underarms; suitability for palms/soles assessed in consultation.

    Aftercare

    • Avoid vigorous exercise, heat (saunas/steam) and deodorant on treated areas for 24 hours.

    • Mild redness, swelling or tenderness can occur and usually settles quickly.

  • Jaw Tension, Teeth Grinding & TMJ (Masseter)

    The masseter muscles help us chew. For some people, constant clenching or grinding (bruxism) causes these muscles to enlarge, creating a squarer jawline and symptoms like jaw pain, headaches, tooth sensitivity and sleep disturbance.

    How treatment helps

    • Relaxes overactive jaw muscles to reduce clenching forces and associated discomfort.

    • May soften a bulky, square jaw appearance over time.

    • When results appear: early change from 2 weeks, with full effect around 6 weeks.

    • Longevity: often 6–12 months, depending on individual factors and muscle activity.

    Aftercare

    • Chewing fatigue can occur for a few days.

    • Avoid hard or chewy foods immediately after treatment; follow your tailored instructions.

All treatments require an initial consultation. We assess your medical history, discuss realistic expectations, and review potential side effects. A follow‑up appointment is recommended two weeks after your first treatment to evaluate your results and adjust your treatment plan if necessary.

 FAQs

    • Consultation (about 30 minutes)

      • Medical history, concerns and goals

      • Examination and photographs for clinical records

      • Discussion of options, benefits, risks and alternatives

      • Personalised plan and informed consent

    • Treatment Day

      • Skin cleansing and precise, targeted placement to the area(s) of concern

      • Most clients describe only mild, brief discomfort

      • You can usually return to normal activities soon after

    • Follow-up

      • 2-week review for masseter treatments (and as needed for hyperhidrosis) to assess results and plan maintenance.

  • Your safety is our priority. Treatments are performed in a sterile clinical setting by an AHPRA-registered practitioner.

    Common, short-term effects: redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising, temporary weakness in nearby muscles.
    Less common: headache, flu-like symptoms, asymmetry, chewing fatigue (masseter), temporary dryness (underarms).
    Rare: unintended spread to adjacent muscles.
    Not suitable for: pregnancy or breastfeeding; active skin infection at the treatment site; certain neurological or bleeding disorders. We confirm suitability at your consultation.

    Due to regulatory requirements, specific medicines and pricing are not advertised online. We discuss these during your consultation.

  • A non-surgical medical procedure that reduces signals to overactive underarm sweat glands, helping to minimise excessive perspiration and odour.

  • Many clients experience relief for 6–9 months, though duration varies.

  • A clinician-delivered procedure that reduces overactivity in the jaw muscles involved in clenching and grinding, aiming to relieve discomfort and protect teeth.

  • You may notice less tension from 2 weeks, with full effect at around 6 weeks.