How many inches are people really losing from the Zerona treatment? In 2011, the FDA conducted a level 1c clinical test of the Zerona laser for safety and efficacy. The study was double-blind, random, and placebo controlled. The FDA determined beforehand that for Zerona to produce clinically meaningful results, it would need to demonstrate a cumulative reduction of at least 3.0 inches from the target area: the waist, hips and thighs. The outcome was astounding: 26 out of 35 patients subjected to the laser treatment showed at least a 3.0 inch reduction, while only 2 subjects out of 32 who were given a "sham" placebo treatment lost 3.0 inches or more. 

Zerona is currently the only device to undergo a level 1c randomized control trial (RCT) for non-invasive, body-slimming applications. In a separate study featured in Lasers In Surgery & Medicine (2009), patients in the treatment group showed an overall reduction of the waist, hips and thighs of 3.51 inches over two weeks.
Many doctors are reporting total
circumference losses of up to 12 inches!

As you can see from the photos to the left, Zerona is
effective on "trouble areas" for both men and women.