Should I trust a medical assistant to do my miradry procedure?

I am a leading expert in Miradry and have had excellent results with the treatment. I have co-authored a book on the subject and have always given my patients the option of having me do the treatments personally. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles

Each state has different rules. In Arizona, medical assistants can inject under the supervision of an MD. However, I usually do the the numbing part and the treatment is done by the PA or the MA. We have found it safe to allow both my PA and MA to perform part of the procedure.
Excessive sweating from the underarms can be a real problem.  When using MiraDry it is common to require a second treatment. Most people only need one treatment (72%) while much less require a second (28%) treatment.
I think you should ask this question to the doctor in charge at the clinic and make sure you are comfortable before having the procedure. 
Good luck. Dr. ALDO

Medical assistants may not inject the anesthetic for MiraDry.  Make sure a doctor, nurse practitioner or physician's assistant is doing that part.  Only those people can inject patients.