Zerona Fat Lazer - 20 Treatments, No Results

I am right there with you. I lost the money too and it is flat out stealing huge amounts of money. I am surprised they have the audacity to charge so much knowing this. It needs to absolutely be banned.

I'm just curious, would you pay less for the treatments, like say $100.00 per session or would you not spend a dime because you did not get ANY results? I guess what I am trying to say is did you get ANY results?

If you dedicated a room in an expensive medical office to treat one patient for 6 hours over the course of two weeks, and you told him/her it is possible he/she could be a non-responder who gets no or mediocre results, would it make sense to offer a full refund? I know many plastic surgeons who do not deliver great surgical results to every patient, but they still are out $2000 for the operating room fee even if the patient is unimpressed after healing. Read some Biotech clinic drug trial reports sometime - nothing works on every human being, so it is prudent for providers to perform a pre-treatment consultation stating the facts about the magnitude of average results. It is the patient who willingly signs the Informed Consent and hands over the money for the treatment or surgery. If you have a laser treatment that you think fails to deliver results, the problem is likely not the laser. I know because I have used over 30 kinds of lasers and gotten every one of them to work very well. Rather, the problem should be one of the following: *The device operator or treatment provider is not careful enough or well-enough trained *The patient benefits, but cannot remember that he/she used to look a little different, due to very common and normal psychological phenomena *The patient is a non-responder, which is normally a full 10% of patients for any type of non-surgical procedure *The patient claims he/she followed the rules (e.g., do not eat banana cream pie after meals or do not eat fast-food every day), even though he/she DID NOT follow the physician's recommendations given out at the pre-treatment consultation FYI: It is interesting that 2 competing devices to Zerona are paying for ads that appear on this same page. Hmmm...what else might they be putting onto this page and into this section of RealSelf? Consider that the device named Zerona was not available until about June 15, and patients are supposed to go through a 30 day protocol...and yet a bunch of people already have posted negative comments in early July? Today is August 5, and most states still have a grand total of ZERO Zerona providers, as far as I can tell. Try gathering info through real discussions in real doctors' offices with real providers and speak with real patients who have actually completed the 30 day protocol.

I'm too good to be true, but I just am. I can't help it. Haahaha. Well I started zerona last friday and I didn't see this review first. Oh well I have to follow through with it and see what happens. Lesson learned.

Why would you do 20 sessions if the first 6 didn't work? Why only $2,000?