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Miradry is currentapproved for the permanent elimination of sweat and odor glands in theunderarms. It does not penetrate deep enought to effect the lymph nodes. I have done it myself and it is truly a gift. Let usknow if we can help in any way.
Our office specializes in Miradry treatments in Los Angeles. Miradry is FDA approved and is safe for administration in the armpits and axilla. Raffy Karamanoukian MD FACSLos Angeles
Hi there-Because the energy applied in the miraDry procedure is focused at the depth of the sweat glands and lymph nodes are much deeper in the axilla, there is very little chance (even in a very thin person) of damaging these deeper structures when the procedure is performed by an experienced and Certified miraDry provider. Look on the miraDry website to find a provider certified by miraDry.
Nodes in the axilla are deep and the miraDry device does not have enough penetrating energy to reach and destroy or injure lymph nodes. So, rest assured that the energy is deivered 'skin deep'. Read my ebook about the miraDry procedure on the link provided below.
Although miraDry is getting a lot of attention recently, it has actually been around for a while. It has been extensively studied and there is no cancer association. The microwave energy only penetrates 4-5mm in depth and heats up and destroys the sweat and odor glands. The...
Not sure about Alma but miraDry should have a palm applicator that is FDA approved by the end of next year. If it is anywhere near as effective as it is in the armpits, it will be worth waiting for!
Botox can be a good alternative while miradry is being approved for use in those areas. Botox prevents the nerves from telling the sweat glands to produce sweat and odor. Hope that helps!
