Let's find your triggers and build a plan to manage your symptoms. We assess, test and help you manage hay fever, food allergy, eczema, hives and skin allergies, with clear pricing and a written plan to take home.
What we help with
Sneezing, blocked nose and itchy eyes from pollen, dust mite, mould or pets.
Reactions to peanut, tree nuts, egg, milk, seafood, sesame and more. Read more →
Dry, itchy skin that flares, especially when allergy may be playing a part.
Itchy welts or puffy lips and eyes that come and go.
Rashes from cosmetics, hair dye, metals, gloves or things you touch at work.
Wheeze or cough set off by allergens, checked alongside your allergy care.
ASCIA action plans, adrenaline autoinjector training and plans for school or work.
That's what the first appointment is for. Bring your story and we'll work it out together.
Not offered at this stage: drug (medicine) allergy testing or de-labelling, and insect venom testing or immunotherapy. If you need these, we can organise further work-up and an adrenaline autoinjector if eligible, and refer you to a specialist service.
How it works
Leave with a plan
A written management plan, an ASCIA action plan where needed, and a report to your GP.
Manage and review
Ongoing care including immunotherapy where suitable, with reviews every 3 to 6 months.
Your allergy toolkit
Immunotherapy (desensitisation)
Immunotherapy gives your body regular small doses of the allergen so it slowly becomes less sensitive. It isn't a cure, but for many people it reduces symptoms and the need for medicines. It takes at least 3 years. We offer immunotherapy for airborne allergens such as dust mite and pollen.
Injections (SCIT)
- How
- A small injection in the upper arm
- Where
- In our clinic, with a 30-minute wait after each dose
- How often
- Build-up doses first, then monthly
- Allergens
- Dust mite, grass and other pollens, mould, pets
- Great if
- You like a routine and someone else keeping track
Tablets (SLIT)
- How
- A tablet that dissolves under your tongue
- Where
- At home, after your first dose in clinic
- How often
- Every day, with reviews every 3 to 6 months
- Allergens
- House dust mite and grass pollen
- Great if
- You're busy, travel, or would rather skip the needles
Which one is right for me? Both work well when taken for the full course. Your doctor will help you choose based on your allergens, your asthma, and what fits your life. Immunotherapy isn't suitable for everyone, including people with severe or poorly controlled asthma. Read about your options (ASCIA) ↗
Your pre-appointment checklist
Questionnaires sent
The ASCIA form plus the Vida questionnaire for your condition, at least 7 days before. Get the forms →
Pause medicines as advised
Only as advised in the email we send you. Keep taking your asthma medicines.
Bring the evidence
Previous results, your medicines list, photos of reactions, and your autoinjector if you have one.
Ready to find your triggers?
Allergy appointments can't be booked online. Email your completed ASCIA Clinical History Form or call us, and our doctors will review it and contact you within 7 business days.