Zerona is a Scam - Austin, TX
Thankfully, I spent $500 (the first half of $1000)...
Thankfully, I spent $500 (the first half of $1000) and ended up gaining 2 pounds after several treatments. I refused to pay my second installment and demanded my money back which obviously they're not about to do.
I did not eat more food or junk, and I did not "muscle up" at the gym. I watched what I ate and basically watched to see if this machine would produce any results. NO fat loss at all.
Here's the scam... spa's push the dieting packages and pills with the Zerona treatments, so I strongly believe since people are doing their own dieting too that's why they're getting results. It's NOT the Zerona fake light show. What a joke. I am watching and waiting. WHEN the day comes, I'll jump in the lawsuit to get my money back!
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I had the Thermage laser done on my chin and it took 4 visits. I think I look so much better, but after the first visit and no real results I was bummed but kept at it.
As ZERONA is non-surgical you wouldn't be seeing lipo-style results. As for going to a spa to have this done, it could be that the practitioners weren't properly trained but again, 1 or 2 visits isn't going to do much of anything. That would be like working out once and expecting to be a supermodel. I'd love to see before and after pics after 5 or more treatments.
Definitely talk to the spa providers and if needed, get a hold of the ZERONA distributor to talk about your concerns. I'm pretty sure they don't want to leave people unhappy.

I'm really sorry to hear about your lack of results. :( What body areas did you have treated?