A needle-free treatment helping relieve seasonal allergies
Constant sneezing, itchy eyes, a runny nose, irritated throat and severe congestion headaches are a few of the frustrating symptoms those who experience hay fever can suffer from. While taking antihistamine medication is the most common route to minimise the effects of hay fever, there’s another option available that can help ease these symptoms.
FAQs - The answers you need
The treatment works by targeting the nerve endings in the nasal mucosa. It blocks these nerve receptors from responding to allergy-causing pollen, grasses, or dust. This action prevents the immune system from reacting to these usual allergens, which can help stop hay fever and allergy symptoms before they start. The treatment is non-invasive and is applied inside the nostrils, directly to the nasal membranes, without the need for needles, injections, or any pain. It’s a quick and convenient option for those seeking relief from hay fever symptoms.
During the treatment, a syringe device is gently placed inside your nostril, and the liquid is sprayed into each nostril. This feels similar to using a nasal spray.
Aftercare: You’re advised to avoid blowing your nose and vigorous exercise for 4 hours after treatment
You will be booked in for 30 minutes. The treatment takes just seconds, however you will need to sign consents prior to receiving treatment and then you need to lie down for 10 minutes prior to leaving the clinic.
You may feel the benefits within hours of treatment and full results within about two weeks.
The results typically lasts anywhere from 3 to 6 months depending on the person.
The cost of treatment is dependent upon the number of units used and will be clarified prior to any treatment. As an example, 10 units may be used per nostril.
Each unit is priced at $18.50.
We have multiple payment plans that increase the ease of payment significantly.
Contraindicated in people with neuromuscular disorders such as myasthenia gravis, those who are taking certain medication, pregnant or breastfeeding women.