Has the day finally come when you can shed fat without diet, exercise, or surgery? Possibly. Expecting FDA clearance this summer is Zerona, a noninvasive, pain-free laser that claims to stimulate the release of fat from cells, which is then absorbed by the lymphatic system and naturally excreted from the body. A recent clinical study has shown an average reduction of 3.65 inches from the waist, hips, and thighs after two weeks of six 40-minute treatments. \”This goes way beyond plastic surgery,\” says Frank Ryan, a board-certified plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills who has been using the laser. \”It\’s a game changer that revolutionizes the field.\” Adds Celeste, 54, who has had the treatment, \”In two weeks, I lost about 1.5 inches on each thigh. My clothes fit better now.\” The downside? Nobody knows yet how long the results last or any potential long-term side effects. Prices will average $500 per session.
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Erchonia, a Mesa-based bio-medical product company, has announced plans to build a new 15,000 square-foot facility to house their operations and accommodate increased sales. Erchonia received the first FDA approval for Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT). LLLT is used in pain management, physical therapy and wound healing. The company is also currently involved in a clinical trial for low-level laser assisted liposuction.
Erchonia is 85% self-reliant. They are able to perform research, development, fabrication of components and assembly of finished goods in-house. Their ability to develop specialized products from conceptual phase to market reality has helped cultivate a unique niche market.
“We’re establishing ourselves as the world leader in low level laser technology,” said Mark Shanks, Chief Financial Officer. “Our sales have increased 40% each year for the past few years.”
As part of the Business Expansion and Retention Program, the Office of Economic Development worked with Lee & Associates broker, Marc Pierce in site selection, assisted in the permitting process and will continue to work with the company as they apply for a job training grant through the Arizona Department of Commerce.
For more information on Erchonia, please visit their web site at www.erchonia.com.
