Good luck! Let me know how it went!

Und wie war’s ? Ergebnis ?

What about the odor?

yes i have that is being said the first procedure didn't work i mean i worked but 65 out of hundred i recommend you the second procedure trust me the second one will work as you want i gave it shot the second procedure no ain't sweat at all no matter what when it's comes to odor you smell good instead lol free odor

​@@Nate250.Did you face compensatory sweating

Sounds about right, they use a "carousel" that has 5-6 needles or so and use that in multiple places in each armpit. Sounds scarier than it is though!

I had it done 5 days ago. Google it, it's not that bad. The needles are very short and thin. I am the biggest chicken in the world about needles and I tell you: it's not that bad. A blood test is far more scary than that.

@justmeagain7 How are the results now? Any scarring? Any side effects? How much has the sweat reduced?

@fauzaan_shareef scaring: I saw a little scar of around 1 cm. Almost invisible, nothing important. Side effects: I think I suffered some nerve damage on my right arm, but it is usually temporary. The doctor told me before the procedure that I was more prone to it because I didn't have much fat under my arm (low body fat). I have been taking vitamin B complex every day, and It is getting much better each day (I am 3 months post procedure now). Sweating: still sweat a little, but like 70% less, so I use a over the counter unscented deodorant called "Simple" that I like. That is enough for me to avoid smelling bad even in extreme heat and humidity. So far, I love having it done. It really is life changing, after living for years with this kind of problem. No regrets whatsoever.

What!? They must just have a really bad sweat problem and need a second procedure because it definately kills off the glands with the heat gun otherwise its really unlikely that it heals back to normal.

You can use something similar to Driclor for your palms.

@@transcendrejuvenation ah no, those won't work at all, I am talking about a permanent solution

Any update after a month . No compensatory sweating and stuff?

@@ayoubanas1 Significant reduction in sweat. It took about a month before my underarms felt totally normal again. It wasn’t painful but it felt weird. Actually, there was a little discomfort. In the beginning, my underarms were SO dry that it almost felt like they were chafing. I had no sweat for about 2-3 weeks. I’ve been sweating a little now, but it’s like an 80% reduction. It doesn’t show up on my shirts, and if it does it dries quickly, especially with sweat-wicking fabrics.

@@psychedupbruce thank you for the update so no compensatory sweating? , it didn't go to your back, belly, or buttocks etc

@@ayoubanas1 None.

@@psychedupbrucedid you notice a reduction in body odor?

It’s probably completely gone, at least according to my husband.

@@ChrisandShang thank you!

100 out of 100 it's works you should try it

Get a job and save up

@@CreoleX409 well as much as i wanted to that's also the reason why I'm so shy to even get a job cause of my axillary hh and aside from that what made it harder for me is I've got also a worst palmar hh like I'm even traumatized just by shaking hands coz people even my friends seemed to not like it when we shake hands didn't even considerate in my feelings😥

learn some financial skills instead of depending on others

Go do it. It's life changing. Its worth the cost.

The hair will go away as well, an added bonus of the Miradry Treatment.

You're welcome!

Do you use deodorants or antiperspirants for the odor or perspiration? I got it done 5 days ago. Icing my underarms while writing this 😅

@@justmeagain7 did odor disappear in these 5 days?

@ayoubanas1 no sweat or odor since miradry, just swelling, lol. However, today, I felt a little bit of odor on my right armpit, but it is like 1% odor, almost nothing. There are 2 factors I am taking into consideration: 1. Miradry reduces around 80-90% of sweat and odor on 80% of patients or more. 2. Several people experience a "purging" period, where a few weeks or months after treatment, the sweating glands are very active, like purging a last sweat for a few days. After that period, sweating decreases significantly again. Permanent results can be observed after around 6 months. After that period of time, you can get a better idea about how your body will behave now. Maybe that's why the minimal required period of time before a second miradry treatment is 6 months. If I could just use regular deodorant and not sweat and smell horribly by the end of the day, I would be satisfied. If I could live without ever needing deodorant again, it would be wonderful!. But we'll see. I am managing my expectations.

@@justmeagain7do you think I should get this? I have tried armpit Botox injections and it didn’t work for me , they told me they would give me a partial refund because I had a 0% difference

That’s not how any of this works, and not what the scientific evidence shows.

Only around 2% of your body's total sweat glands are located in the armpit. He'll be fine.

You are so right. I had it done 4 yrs ago and now I am going through a cancer scare. I was desperate and didnt know what I was thinking. Who in their right mind will allow radiation therapy to their armpit glands? Doctors dont care.....its all about the money.

Your reasoning relies on a logical fallacy called the naturalistic fallacy. This reality that just because something is produced by nature, that doesn't mean it's a good thing or that it's how things _should_ be. Furthermore, as the creator noted, there's evidence that excessive underarm sweating, particularly sweat produced by apocrine glands, has little to no health benefits including little benefits to thermal regulation. This is supported by the fact that large populations in East Asia have genetic differences that result in little to no sweat gland activity in the underarms (and are fine) and by the fact that excessive sweating is often caused by psychological factors rather than physiological ones. Moreover, if someone is suffering from something embarrassing and uncomfortable, you have no right to tell them to that they should deal with it because it's supposed to be that way. That would be the same as insisting that people with poor eyesight shouldn't wear glasses.

It doesn’t totally stop you from sweating. It reduces the sweating to normal levels. It’s for people with excessive sweating.