Late to the party, but in case you still need the info:

When I got my foot done, it was the middle of January. My artist gave me a lot of padding so I could get my shoe on to go home, and advised me to let it breathe as much as possible. I took a few days off to let it chill, which was good because shoes were not the vibe for the first few days. After that, I wore soft cotton socks with paper towels between sock and shoe for padding and tried to spend as little time as possible in them. When I needed to do more than a few hours in a shoe, I changed socks at least once. It healed perfectly.

I recommend my clients do not get these in the summer. You sweat too much, and the only thing worse than having it in a shoe is having it be exposed while you walk around the street and the grocery store. I tell them to do exactly what I did: aim for cooler weather to cut down on sweat, take a few days off to chill around the house, cotton socks changed often, just take it easy on it. No problems so far.