It's been almost 1yr since my 2nd MiraDry treatment and I still have numbness in my arm and fingers. Will this go away?

Numbness is usually transient. I would discuss your concerns with your surgeon to determine if there is any scar tissue that may be predisposing you to the problem. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles

You will probably not improve after one year.  So sorry that you had to be one of the unlucky patients to experience this.  The treatment protocol has improved with tumescent fluid and this problem is no longer an issue.

Numbness is a common but transient effect from the miraDry procedure.  Usually if the nerve has only been temporarily injured, it should return in the matter of days, weeks or months depending on the degree of injury. If it does not come back after a year, then it is unlikely to gain significant improvement. The only reason you might have some slight improvement, is if some of the neighboring nerves are growing into the area where you are numb.

It is NOT likely that this will go away. There are at least 2 such reported cases according to Miramar Labs - given the fact that it is 12 months, the likelihood of recovery is very very low. See a neurologist for an examination and documentation.

This is a side effect we warn patients, unfortunately you maybe one of the unlucky patients who experience permanent neuralgia or numbness post miraDry. The vast majority of cases settle within 6-12 months. Nerve regeneration can take up to 2 years, so you still have a chance. This question was asked 11 months ago, I would be interested to see if things have improved since. regardsDr Davin Lim Laser and cosmetic dermatologistBrisbane and Gold CoastAustralia