Eon Q&A

I saw a video in which a woman had about 4 inches of fat removed from the EON in one visit; Is this true?

Is it true the non-invasive, fat-reducing procedures for back and flanks can prove to be more difficult to see any noticeable results? I have a bmi of 25 and considering Eon or Sculpsure to treat my back/love handles. However, I also have tattoos covering some of my back/flank area and some practitioners said they cannot use Eon over tattoos. Any suggestions or providers who use both, and have experience with tattoos would be helpful. Seeking treatment.

This treatment sounds very compelling and innovative, especially when reading about its pros and cons against other fat reduction treatments. The question that comes to mind, though, is the accuracy and reliability of the smart sensor tech, which looks like its biggest selling point. We've all read about EV malfunctions - probably rare, but bad things do happen even with the best and most cutting edge technology! So, how reliable is EON's smart sensor tech? Granting that it is very unlikely to cause any problems, what are the risks in the event that things *do* go wrong?

I read that the ideal candidate for Eon is a healthy adult with localized fat deposits - in short, that it isn't a magic fat loss solution. With that in mind, is there anything you would recommend doing before getting this treatment in order to yield maximum results? Whether it's something like a BMI target (a flawed metric, but maybe better than nothing) or body fat percentage goal, are there any general benchmarks to aim for to get the most out of this technology?

How does EON laser contouring compare with other similar treatments with regard to side effects? It looks like a minimally invasive treatment option, so I'd assume there are no major side effects, but are there any minor side effects I should know about?

It seems like it's so low risk and relatively effective, is it too good to be true? What is the downside of trying Eon if you're relatively slim but with some stubborn flank fat?

I have done two rounds of EON in my abdomen and am very happy with the results. However, I have noticed that after the first session, and more so after my second round, an indentation has been forming around my belly button. It is relatively mild, but it's still fairly obvious. I have a BMI of 23 and am 30 with no skin laxity issues. Has that happened to other EON patients? The staff placed a small circular sticker on my belly button for each session. Should each EON segment be spaced out?

I read that Eon is currently only approved for body contouring on the abdomen. Does it have potential to treat other body areas?

I take a low dose of methotrexate to manage RA. I have safely had fraxel at a lower intensity than before I had RA. Is it safe to do the Eon laser with methotrexate? Is there any UV radiation emitted from this laser?

I was thinking of cool sculpting but the Dr said there is a risk of hard lumps in the shape of sticks of butter. These would have to be surgically removed. Does the EON laser also pose this same risk?