Peer Reviewed Publications and Abstracts

Study results have been presented at major medical conferences and published in distinguished medical journals.

“Clinical data from several studies on miraDry involving more than
200 patients demonstrated compelling efficacy, duration and patient safety.”

Dr. Michael Kaminer, Chestnut Hill, MA – Dermatologist & Cosmetic Surgeon

Publications

Reduction of Axillary Hair of All Colors After Single Treatment with Novel Microwave Technology

Jeremy Brauer, MD, Roy Geronemus, MD, et al; 2013 ASLMS Annual Meeting (April 2013)

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Treatment of Hyperhidrosis with Microwave Technology

Review article of available treatments, including comprehensive overview of miraDry® technology and integration of procedure in everyday practice.

Carolyn Jacob, MD; Semin Cutan Med Surg 2013; 32:2-8

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Review article of available treatments, including comprehensive overview of miraDry® technology and integration of procedure in everyday practice.

Clinical Evaluation of a Microwave Treatment for Axillary Hyperhidrosis: Long-Term Follow-up

Mark Lupin, MD and Chih-ho Hong, MD; 2012 ASDS Annual Meeting (October 2012),

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Long–Term Evaluation of Microwave Treatment for Axillary Hyperhidrosis

Mark Lupin, MD et al; 2012 ASLMS Annual Meeting (April 2012)

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Clinical Evaluation of a Microwave Device for Treating Axillary Hyperhidrosis

Multicenter study evaluating commercial miraDry device reporting 1-year data showing:
  • >90% efficacy
  • 90% patient satisfaction
  • 82% reduction of sweat (gravimetric)

H. Chih-Ho Hong, MD, Mark Lupin, MD et al; Dermatologic Surgery 2012; 38:728-735

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Multicenter study evaluating commercial miraDry device reporting 1-year data showing:
  • >90% efficacy
  • 90% patient satisfaction
  • 82% reduction of sweat (gravimetric)

Abstracts

Long-term Efficacy and Quality of Life Assessment for Treatment of Axillary Hyperhidrosis With a Microwave Device

Reports 2-year follow-up results showing stable efficacy and patient satisfaction:
  • >90% efficacy
  • DLQI reduction of >10 points
  • Odor not a problem (89% of subjects vs 16% at baseline)

Mark Lupin, MD et al; Dermatol Surg 2014; 40: 805-807

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Reports 2-year follow-up results showing stable efficacy and patient satisfaction:
  • >90% efficacy
  • DLQI reduction of >10 points
  • Odor not a problem (89% of subjects vs 16% at baseline)

A Retrospective Analysis of the Treatment of Axillary Hyperhidrosis with a Novel Microwave Technology

Cameron Rokhsar, MD and Min Jeong Kim, MD; 2013 ASLMS Annual Meeting (April 2013), Abstract

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Microwave-based treatment for primary axillary hyperhidrosis: Six months of follow-up

Mark Lupin, MD et al; J Am Acad Dermatol 2012; 66; AB215,

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A Randomized, Blinded Clinical Evaluation of a Novel Microwave Device for Treating Axillary Hyperhidrosis: The Dermatologic Reduction in Underarm Perspiration Study

Pivotal, double-blind, sham-controlled multicenter study evaluating investigational generation-2 miraDry system.
  • Study was used for FDA clearance.
  • Demonstration of long-term sweat reduction.

Dee Anna Glaser, MD et al; Dermatologic Surgery 2012; 38:185-191

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Pivotal, double-blind, sham-controlled multicenter study evaluating investigational generation-2 miraDry system.
  • Study was used for FDA clearance.
  • Demonstration of long-term sweat reduction.

Microwave thermolysis of sweat glands

Technology overview highlighting why microwave energy is best suited to destroy sweat and odor glands.

Jessi Johnson, PhD et al; Lasers in Surgery and Medicine 2012; 44:20-25

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Technology overview highlighting why microwave energy is best suited to destroy sweat and odor glands.

Evolution of a New Treatment Modality for Primary Focal Hyperhidrosis

Stacy R Smith, MD; 2011 Cosmetic Boot Camp (July 2011)

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A Multi-Center Evaluation of the miraDry System to Treat Subjects with Axillary Hyperhidrosis

Mark Lupin, MD et al; 2011 ASLMS Annual Meeting (April 2011).

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First Clinical Use of a Novel Microwave Device for Treatment of Axillary Hyperhidrosis

Michael S. Kaminer, MD et al; 2010 ASDS Annual Meeting (October 2010)

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A Randomized, Blinded Clinical Evaluation of a Novel Microwave Device for Treatment of Axillary Hyperhidrosis

Dee Anna Glaser, MD et al; 2010 ASDS Annual Meeting (October 2010), Late-breaking

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