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Didn't Work for Me After 2 Treatments - Langhorne, PA
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Procedure wasn't so bad-- the numbing was the most...
klc2012December 15, 2012
$3,625
Procedure wasn't so bad-- the numbing was the most difficult part.
Recovery was fairly easy--I followed the icing instructions exactly and minimal pain.
But..I'm still sweating a lot-- both arms.
I'm due up for my 2nd treatment in two weeks. I am keeping my fingers crossed as the procedure was very costly.
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2nd treatment- same story. Recovery was easy but...
klc2012February 21, 2013
2nd treatment- same story. Recovery was easy but still sweating. Didn't work for me!!
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May 23, 2013
Any updates or changes in your results? I am curious to see if this procedure alters in any way over time. Thank you!
May 23, 2013
No changes-- still sweating 4 months later. The 2nd time I went in for treatment, they increased the level, however, they were having a difficult time opearting the machine..would have to try 3-4 times to get the suction to work. I'm not sure if that was the problem, that my 1st treatment was level 1 and/or just didn't work for my body. Big waste of $3600!!
February 19, 2014
I had 2 miradry treatments done (both on level 5) and it HARDLY reduced my sweating. My second treatment was 6 months ago and my armpit sweating is back to what it was before. What a joke and waste of money.
Miradry works for some, but the statistics they show are clearly exaggerated.
You might be better off getting botox because even though it's temporary, it works!
October 13, 2015
I'm sorry to hear about your experience and all the others who went though this unsuccessfully. I also considered this option along with ETS. Thankfully I found the Thompson Tee with patented Hydro-Shield Sweatproof Technology. Non-invasive and considerably less expensive. Machine washer and dryer safe so as convenient as your regular undershirt. Life changing for me so I highly recommend it. Good luck!
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Awe, what a bummer. :( Were you still sweating right after the treatment, or did the sweating actually go away for a while then gradually come back?
Hopefully that will do the trick. Do you happen to know what setting they used during your first treatment?
I definitely can't say what would be the best setting for you, but I would encourage you to discuss it with your doctor so you guys can make sure you are on the same page with the decision about which setting should be used.
Here is another review of a member who had a similar situation, so you might want to reach out to them and see what they thought. There are many other members who have discussed their settings in their reviews too, so post questions on comments on their reviews. I'm sure they would be happy to share the details of their experiences to help you get great results! :)