2 Days Post Procedure - Mount Pleasant, SC

I contacted another clinic. This time in FL. They said that I would have to pay the full amount for the 2nd procedure because there's no way to prove that I got it done the first time so they have to charge me the full amount. It sucks, but I know I would definitely not go back to the first place so I guess I will have to save my money.

I forgot to mention. Now that I have had this procedure done, my groin area and feet sweat like crazy and get funky. I never had this problem in my life. I thought that maybe I needed to get the toxins out of my body, so I Detoxed twice as well as continued my healthy living, eating clean and exercising. I'm trying not to let this be a nightmare.

It has been 3 months since my Miradry treatment, and I cannot say that I am happy with my results. When I spoke to the nurse who performed the procedure, she told me that I was just that "One" that it doesn't work for. Needless to say, I feel like I am always the "one" that gets the short end of the stick. Before the procedure, I had wetness to the touch (not excessive) and odor (with deodorant, it smelled as if the deodorant was being cooked or heated; without deodorant, I would always tell myself I smelled like a farm animal). After the procedure, I was completely dry in the 1st month, but resulted to being moist all day again. Odor reduced about 5% with deodorant. At work, about midway in the day, I will clean with baby wipes and apply more deodorant, and at home, I will just take another shower. I thought this procedure would be the answer to my prayers and give me the confidence I longed for. I am on the fence on whether I will do another session. The $2,000 was a strain on me and everyday I think of other things I really needed that money for. At the time, I thought if it worked, it would be well worth it. However, getting it done is not all negative. If I had not done it, I would always wonder if it actually works. I am happy that it works wonders for others. There's nothing like being able to have the confidence to help you live a normal life.