I have not HAD the treatments,but I GIVE them. They work, but are tedious, and need to be performed frequently. The home units generally aren't all that successful, as the amperage isn't high enough. However, the units in the doctor's offices are ten times higher. However, a much better way to treat the problem is with Botox injections,which work quickly, and only need to be repeated twice a year. Why not ask your dermatologist about these?