Reading Time: <1 minuteRecently, clinics that attract customers by selling low prices such as "Armpit Odor Surgery Insurance Coverage MiraDry 90,000 yen" have become more prominent in online advertisements. From the patient's perspective, it is undoubtedly a very good thing to be able to receive treatment at a low price. However, the result is... First of all, the current situation is that medical institutions that attract customers by advertising that they will perform surgery with insurance do not perform surgery with insurance, and instead direct patients to self-paid optical treatment. With the advances in medicine, any specialist who treats armpit odour will know how nonsensical it is to treat armpit odour in an outpatient setting with insurance. Long-term downtime and fixation required Risk of hematoma and skin necrosis Ineffective recurrence, etc. I can say with certainty that there are few benefits to outpatient armpit odour surgery and that it is a treatment that is absolutely not recommended. It is no longer Showa or Heisei, but Reiwa. Should I perform armpit odour surgery in an outpatient setting with insurance as a treatment in the Reiwa era? If there are any doctors who think that this is a really good option, please contact me directly. MiraDry This treatment is also currently performed by nurses in most medical institutions. Are there really patients who want to be treated by a nurse? Just buy the equipment and leave everything to the nurse. The counselor does the examination and counseling. The treatment is done by a nurse, not a doctor. It's no longer medical care. MiraDry has become a business-first business for armpit odor. Safety and effectiveness are ignored. It is no longer medical care that is patient-centered. If there are any doctors or nurses who think that the MiraDry treatment I use, performed by a nurse, is a legitimate medical procedure and medical ethics, please contact me directly at contact@sakae-clinic.com. We will also organize a live discussion session with you in person. MiraDry has a lot of downtime and pain. Is it such a careless treatment that a nurse can do it on the side? There is a constant stream of patients who come to our clinic to ask for retreatment after they have had no effect from MiraDry. [Please be careful of MiraDry treatment performed by nurses]