Why Do I Have Bad Sweat Breakouts After 2nd MiraDry Treatment? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Why Do I Have Bad Sweat Breakouts After 2nd MiraDry Treatment?

I know that after receiving the first or second MiraDry treatment that sweating will not completely go away. however, after my second treatment in August 2012, there are times when I have sweat breakouts like I had prior to any MiraDry treatments. Is this normal?What is happening? How can I remedy this? HELP!!!

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by MyraTried
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MiraDry results after procedures

Sorry to hear about your less than optimal results from miraDry treatments so far. MiraDry has been shown to reduce armpit sweating by approximately 86% in the majority of patients. It seems that you may be one of the few outlier patients who unfortunately does not respond to that degree. Although it may not be possible to determine the exact cause of your non-response, contributing factors may include the treatment template (map) used on your armpit, method of anesthesia,... more
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It is very unusual to sweat a lot after second Midary treatment, but reported

We’ve had great success with Mirdary procedure in our office. Pretty much all of our patients are very happy with the sweat reduction even after one treatment, but we always recommend for everyone to do two treatments for the best results. If you are experiencing still a lot of sweating after your second treatment you can have a third treatment done but before you decide to proceed with that there are a couple things that you should ask the office that performed you procedure. First, the... more
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MiraDry failure

Contact the doctor who did the miraDry procedure and discuss with him/her the option of another round of miraDry or alternative treatments like Botox injection and suction curettage. Unfortunately, no procedre is 100% successful. I am certain your miraDry doctor will agree than you need another (3rd) round of miraDry, which you will have to pay for
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