3 Months After Miradry and No Improvement

My Miradry technician classified me as having border-line hyperhydrosis. My armpits do not sweat when I am resting, but they do sweat profusely when it's hot and/or during semi-stressful situations. Unfortunately, in my line of work, that means my armpits sweat almost every day. To avoid major embarrassment, I absolutely must wear dark colors that do not show sweat stains. Miradry sounded like a dream come true when I first learned about it. After reading up on Miradry and all the positive reviews, I did not hesitate to schedule the procedure. Here's a breakdown of my experience with the procedure and most importantly, the results:

My Miradry consultation: My Miradry technician told me that because I have 'border-line' hyperhidrosis (based on a short survey she conducted), I may get away with one treatment, but it's possible that I will need two. She said that with the first treatment at level 5, sweat will be reduced by up to 40%. While that's only half of the 80% that I read about on the Miradry website, I figured 40% is better than nothing.

My Miradry procedure: The procedure was not as bad as I imagined. The numbing part was the most painful, but once the numbing set in the rest of the procedure was painless.

The first 2 weeks: As expected, I was swollen, bruised, and had lumps like many of the reviews on this site says. Most of the pain and swelling subsided within a week. I was sweat and odor-free those first two weeks and was very hopeful that this procedure worked. I even started day-dreaming about buying a new wardrobe full of colors! However, my Miradry technician said that some sweating may return after the first two weeks and to wait until the 3 month mark for to gauge the 'new baseline....so I waited.

3 months later: I am past the 3-month mark now and as I sit here writing this review, my armpits are dripping in sweat. Yes, it is a hot October in Southern CA, but even with deodorant on, I am sweating like I did before my procedure. Wow, what a disappointment! I started noticing the sweat return 2 weeks after the procedure. The sweat returned slowly, so there was a little sweat at first. Then as the weeks went on, I noticed more and more sweat returned. I kept hoping that at some point, it won't get so bad and soak through my shirts like it used to, but by the one month mark, I was soaking through my shirt. And now at almost 4 months, I am back to wearing black everyday.

Miradry promised permanent sweat reduction, and it didn't help me at all, not even 1%. It worked for so many people according to the reviews, but not me...why? How could a second procedure help when the first one did nothing? If you've read my review to this point, I would love to hear any thoughts and suggestions that you have.