This procedure was described recently and I consider it experimental. It has been done by doctors in the Whitely Clinic in London, and is in my opinion, not considered standard of care in the U.S. Consider it like laser liposution 5 years ago in the U.S. It was being used as a marketing tool as it is chic to use lasers for everything, sometimes even if efficacy has not been proven. There is only case reports about this treatment strategy in the scientific hyperhidrosis literature. A case report means that less than a handful of procedures have been done in a single center by a surgeon/doctor and we consider such reports to be of anecdotal experience that requires rigorous investigation before it is considered standard of care. This means that they have to be compared to traditional treatments that have been vigorously studied.