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Erchonia Launches Zerona Model Search

Model Wins a Trip to Florida, $5,000 cash and Stars in Zerona’s 2012 Marketing Campaig

Erchonia, the global leader in low level laser healthcare applications, has launched a “Zerona Model Search” contest to find the next face—and body—of Erchonia’s 2012 marketing campaign for the FDA-approved Zerona non-invasive, painless, body contouring laser.

 

Erchonia is searching for someone who used the Zerona procedure to reduce inches from his or her waist, hips and thighs and would be interested in sharing the experience with others. Erchonia will award the winner a cash prize of $5,000, plus a four-night vacation to Miami, Florida, including airfare and hotel stay for two. The winner will also be photographed in a professional photo shoot and will be featured in Erchonia’s marketing campaign for one year.

 

To enter, visit Zerona’s Facebook page (www.Facebook.com/myzerona) to submit your name, address, phone number, a photo of you both before and after your Zerona procedure, what practice treated you, how many inches you lost with Zerona, and why you deserve to win. Submissions must be received by December 31, 2011.

 

“We’ve been so inspired by stories we’ve heard about how the Zerona procedure has really changed people’s lives, we thought this contest would be a fun way to learn more and reward people for accomplishing their goals,” says Charlie Shanks, vice president of Erchonia.

 

“Although we are only looking for someone who actually went through the Zerona procedure, the winner might not necessarily be the person who lost the most inches total. We are really interested in finding someone with a compelling story who encompasses the excitement, substance and sophistication of the brand,” adds Shanks.

 

Using low level laser light, the Zerona laser creates a pore in fat cells and stimulates fat to leak out of the cell. The cell deflates, but is not destroyed, and the fat is naturally processed by the lymphatic system as waste. After six treatments, one every other day for two weeks, patients lose an average of 3.65 inches from their waists, hips and thighs without pain, side effects or downtime. Zerona was approved by the FDA for non-invasive circumferential reduction based on a recent double-blind, placebo-controlled, multi-site clinical trial.

 

For more information, please visit www.myzerona.com. Follow Zerona on Twitter at www.Twitter.com/myzeronaand on Facebook, www.Facebook.com/myzerona.

 

About Erchonia

Erchonia is the global leader in low level laser healthcare applications. Over the last 15 years Erchonia has been conducting research and development with the world’s leading physicians to advance the science of low level lasers. Prior to market introduction, all Erchonia lasers are proven safe and effective through independent clinical trials. Currently thousands of Erchonia’s lasers are used daily to reduce body fat, eliminate pain, accelerate healing, and treat acne. For additional information, visitwww.erchonia.com.

 

Susan Woods, Crier Communications, 310-274-1072 x 202 susan@crierpr.com

Lose Love Handles with Zerona Laser myFOXla.com

Posted by: Tony Spearman / myFOXla.com
Los Angeles – The FDA just approved two non-surgical fat-reducing technologies that claim to contour the trouble spots with in as little as two weeks. The Zerona Laser is one of the technologies… It promises to get rid of love handles.
The Zerona’s low-energy lasers scan the problem areas creating tiny pores in the cell membranes and causing fat to seep out and cells to deflate or collapse.

Dermotologist Dr. Robert Seltzer says the non-invasive Zerona Lasers are cool to the skin, so there’s no topical anesthesia needed. In fact, he says the patient feels little to no pain, which means no downtime or recovery.Michael Brownlee has more on the procedure in this video report.

Watch Michael’s video report in the media player.
More Info:
Dr. Robert Seltzer
960 E Green St.
Pasadena, CA 91106
(626) 449-3830

FDA Grants Market Clearance for Erchonia’s Zerona Laser

Erchonia Laser Healthcare logo in grayscale

FDA Grants Market Clearance for Erchonia’s Zerona Laser

Proven safe and effective for circumference reduction of the waist, hips and thighs

Erchonia Corporation, the world’s leading manufacturer in low-level laser technology, has been granted market clearance by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the non-invasive body contouring device, the Zerona. The Zerona is the first non-invasive aesthetic device to receive FDA market clearance in the U.S. for circumferential reduction of the waist, hips, and thighs.
The FDA granted market clearance following the completion of a placebo-controlled, randomized, double-blind, multi-site clinical investigation evaluating sixty-seven study participants. The results obtained from that study demonstrated an average inch loss reduction of 3.65 inches across patient’s waist, hips, and thighs in as little as two weeks. The clinical trial, absent of diet restrictions, exercise requirements, or any other adjunctive components properly illustrated the clinical utility of the Zerona and set the precedent on how aesthetic devices should be evaluated.
FDA clearance for body contouring is just the latest clearance in a long line for Erchonia’s low-level laser devices having already earned FDA market clearances for breast augmentation (2008), acne (2005), liposuction (2004), and chronic pain (2001).
The Zerona emits a low-level, or cold, output energy that generates no thermal effect on the body’s tissue eliminating any risk to the patient. Zerona has been clinically proven to target fat cells causing their immediate collapse thereby significantly reducing body volume. Through a natural process of fat removal, the laser-released fat is safely removed and broken down, providing patients with a truly non-invasive procedure without side effects or downtime.
“Zerona is scientifically-proven to be both safe and effective, and this most recent FDA clearance simply validates the research supporting this application,” says Charlie Shanks, vice president of Erchonia. “Zerona’s FDA clearance makes it even more unique in the marketplace and we are excited to continue the momentum with a new, integrated marketing campaign.”
Having no predicate devices to base FDA clearance on, the Zerona had to undergo a review process called de novo, which is completed by the FDA in an average of 750 days. Erchonia submitted clinical data in August 2008 and was granted approval for safety and effectiveness nearly two years later.
 

About Erchonia

Erchonia is the global leader in low level laser healthcare applications. Over the last 15 years Erchonia has been conducting research & development with the world’s leading physicians to advance the science of low level lasers. Prior to market introduction, all Erchonia lasers are proven to be safe and effective through independent clinical trials. Currently thousands of Erchonia’s lasers are used daily to reduce body fat, eliminate pain, accelerate healing, and treat acne. For additional information, visit www.erchonia.com.
Contact:

Susan Woods | Crier Communications | 310.274.1072 x 202 | susan@crierpr.com

Erchonia Body Contouring Clinical Trial

Erchonia’s Body Contouring Clinical Trial Published in Lasers in Surgery and Medicine

Erchonia, the leading developer of non-invasive, low level laser healthcare applications, announces today the results of its body contouring clinical trial are being published in Lasers in Surgery and Medicine’s January issue.
Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, the most widely-circulated, peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to laser therapy and diagnosis, is publishing the complete results of Erchonia’s recent, double blind, randomized, multi-site and placebo-controlled study. The study revealed that in six treatments with Erchonia’s Zerona laser – without surgery, diet restrictions or any other adjuncts – patients lost an average of 3.65 inches from their waists, hips and thighs.

Results using the Erchonia laser also have been recently published in the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, The Aesthetic Surgery Journal, The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery Journal, and Clinics in Plastic Surgery and Liposuction.

“With this study, Erchonia has set the standard for non-invasive body contouring devices,” comments Steve Shanks, president of Erchonia. “We have been researching the Erchonia laser’s effect on fat cells for about 12 years. This inclusion in the world’s most prestigious laser journal ads even more credibility to our proven science.”

In contrast to high-power, high-heat lasers that are used in various surgical procedures, Erchonia lasers produce a low-level, or cold, output that has no thermal effect on the body’s tissue. Instead, the non-invasive laser helps the body absorb fat by stimulating biological function. As fat congregates in interstitial spaces of cells for a certain amount of time, the Erchonia laser stimulates the body to rid itself of that excess fat using the body’s normal processes.

About the clinical trial: Placebo patients were treated with a 635nm L.E.D. The test group was treated with the Erchonia’s Zerona laser. All patients were treated six times over two weeks, for twenty minutes on each side of the body (forty minutes total). Patients were instructed not to restrict their diets. Patients did not feel pain during the non-invasive treatment, did not receive anesthesia, and assumed normal activities after each treatment.

Erchonia pre-submitted the study results to the FDA for comments and set the clinical significance as a reduction of a minimum of 3 inches cumulative of the waist, hips and thighs. The FDA wanted to distinguish between statistically significant and clinically meaningful results which it felt would help with consumer confidence. Erchonia also submitted a 20-patient study on lipid panel reductions during this treatment as a safety measurement. The results of this study will be published at a later date.

The article published in Lasers in Surgery and Medicine represents all of the data that Erchonia submitted to the FDA for market clearance or 510k which Erchonia expects is imminent.

About Erchonia
Erchonia is the global leader in low level laser healthcare applications. Over the last 15 years, Erchonia has been conducting research & development with the world’s leading physicians to advance the science of low level lasers. Prior to market introduction, all Erchonia lasers are proven to be safe and effective through independent clinical trials. Currently thousands of Erchonia’s lasers are used daily to reduce body fat, eliminate pain, accelerate healing, and treat acne. For additional information, visit www.erchonia.com

Contact: Katie Cycan, Crier Communications, 310-274-1072 x 207 katie@crierpr.com
Susan Woods, Crier Communications, 310-274-1072 x 202 susan@crierpr.com

Erchonia Opens Laser Healthcare Center at Parker College to Supplement Laser Class

Erchonia, the global leader in low level laser healthcare applications, in cooperation with Parker College of Chiropractic in Dallas, is proud to announce the opening of the new Erchonia Laser Center to provide better facilities and laser equipment for patient care, to increase public awareness, and to improve chiropractic education..Not only will students have the opportunity to learn about laser technology in this new class, but as interns they will gain invaluable real-world experience as they treat patients with Erchonia’s low level laser equipment in the new Erchonia Laser Healthcare Center. The first Erchonia Laser Healthcare Center in the country, the state-of-the-art facility offers the latest Erchonia technology along with a clinical setting for chiropractic interns to treat patients under the direction of qualified clinicians. Interns will experience first-hand how best to diagnose and treat patients’ ailments with Erchonia’s laser technology. The official ribbon cutting ceremony is scheduled for November 2nd at 1:00 p.m. at Parker College.
“Laser technology, more than ever before, has become indispensible for medical professionals,” comments Charlie Shanks, vice president of Erchonia Corporation.  “The academic training and the Erchonia Laser Healthcare Center will be significant resources for chiropractic students to get acquainted with our cutting-edge laser equipment and better serve their patients in the future.”
“We want our students to have the best education possible and that includes being proficient with laser technologies,” adds Dr. Ken Thomas, vice president of academics at Parker College. “The Erchonia Laser Healthcare Center and the academic class on laser technology provide the environment to explore and master this increasingly important field of study.”
 
About Erchonia
Erchonia is the global leader in low level laser healthcare applications. Over the last 15 years, Erchonia has been conducting research & development with the world’s leading physicians to advance the science of low level lasers. Prior to market introduction, all Erchonia lasers are proven to be safe and effective through independent clinical trials. Currently thousands of Erchonia’s lasers are used daily to reduce body fat, eliminate pain, accelerate healing, and treat acne. For additional information, visit www.erchonia.com
 
About Parker College of Chiropractic
Parker College of Chiropractic, located in Dallas, is one of the country’s leading educators of health care professionals with an international student enrollment. Founded in 1982, this private, nonprofit educational institution prepares men and women to become doctors of chiropractic. Parker College of Chiropractic is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award the bachelor of science and doctor of chiropractic degrees. For additional information about Parker College of Chiropractic, visit the college’s website at www.parkercc.edu.
Contact: Katie Cycan, Crier Communications, 310-274-1072 x 207 katie@crierpr.com
Susan Woods, Crier Communications, 310-274-1072 x 202 susan@crierpr.com

CBS’s “The Doctor” Showcases Remarkable Body Contouring Effects of the Zerona™ Laser

Top Rated Daytime Talk Show Features a Dramatic Zerona Makeover

Erchonia Corporation, the leading low level laser technology manufacturer in the United States, today announces the company’s Zerona laser will be featured on an episode of CBS’s hit show “The Doctors” airing on Monday, April 27th.
The episode features the before and after story of a woman who struggled for years to lose weight but was not ready to commit to an invasive plastic surgery procedure. Zerona, a low-level laser designed to remove fat and contour the body without invasive surgery, was an attractive alternative. After six treatments with the Zerona laser, the patient lost 5 inches from her waist, 1.5 inches from her hips, 2 inches from each thigh and a total of 10 lbs.
In contrast to high-power, high-heat lasers that are used in various surgical procedures, the new Zerona laser produces a low-level, or cold, output that has no thermal effect on the body’s tissue. Instead, the non-invasive laser helps the body absorb fat by stimulating biological function. Excess fat is then removed naturally by the body without the negative side effects and downtime associated with more invasive procedures such as liposuction.
“We were so pleased with the patient’s results and think “The Doctors” segment is the perfect way to introduce the Zerona laser to a national audience,” says Charlie Shanks, VP of Erchonia Corporation.  “We know our laser can help so many people achieve their goals and contour their bodies without the risks associated with traditional surgical procedures.”
For more information, please visit www.myzerona.com or www.thedoctorstv.com.
About Erchonia Corporation
Based in McKinney, Texas, Erchonia was founded in 1996 in order to advance the science of lasers through the development and distribution of proven non-invasive laser devices. Erchonia lasers have been FDA approved to treat chronic pain, acne, for use in conjunction with liposuction and for use during breast augmentation. Erchonia lasers have also been proven effective for the treatment of many musculoskeletal conditions, wound healing, arthritis, carpal tunnel, various dermatological disorders, soft tissue injuries and overuse syndromes. To find a doctor using Erchonia lasers in your area or for more information, please visit www.erchonia.com.
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 Susan Woods, Crier Communications, 310-274-1072 x202 susan@crierpr.com

Reducing Pain When Adding a Cup Size

Erchonia’s Low Level Laser Therapy Improves Breast Augmentation Procedures

Erchonia Corporation announced today the results of a double-blind randomized, placebo-controlled clinical study in which low level laser therapy was shown to significantly improve the post-surgical pain experienced after breast augmentation procedures.

Erchonia Lipolysis laser device used for body contouring and weight loss treatments

 

Erchonia Corporation Develops Breakthough Laser Acne Treatment Approved by the FDA

For Information Contact:
Charlie Shanks
VP Sales & Marketing
888.242.0571
cshanks@erchonia.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

According to the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Disease (NIAMS) nearly 17 million people in the United States have acne, making it the most common skin disease. Teenagers and adults alike now have a weapon to battle this disease through new laser technology, DermaLASER™, approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).Erchonia DermaLaser for skin care and treatment

The DermaLASER™ created by Arizona-based Erchonia is a low-level, or cold, laser that works by killing the bacteria P. Acnes that causes acne. Unlike current acne-laser treatments, the DermaLASER™ is not high density, or hot, so it does not irritate or adversely affect the healthy skin cells. The DermaLASER™ isolates and targets the acne-causing bacteria itself, not the skin, so it effectively treats the cause of acne at its root.

“There is no single disease linked to as much psychosocial trauma as acne,” according to Charlie Shanks, Vice President of Erchonia. “It is our hope that the DermaLASER™, because of its fast and proven results, will change the lives of literally millions of these people battling the social impacts of acne. I think acne has finally met its match.”

Up until now, people with acne have had to rely on strong antibiotic treatments lasting several months, harsh topical ointments that can irritate and severely dry out the skin or hot lasers that cause redness and pain. 30 years of research shows that side-effects from low-level laser treatments of all kinds are minimal to non-existent and the DermaLASER™ is no exception.

Erchonia, the company that created DermaLASER™, is the leader in low-level laser technology. DermaLASER™ is the latest in a series of low-level laser treatments that are used for everything from pain relief to aiding in liposuction surgery. To learn more about Erchonia and their products, go to www.erchonia.com.

 

 

Erchonia Corporation First to Receive FDA Approval on Use of Laser During Liposuction

For Information Contact:
Erchonia Corporation
2021 Commerce Drive
McKinney, TX  75071
ATT:  Charlie Shanks
VP, Sales and Marketing
214.733.5203
cshanks@erchonia.com

 

Erchonia Corporation, a world leader in the research, design, development, and manufacturing of low-level lasers announced that the US Food and Drug Administration has approved its 4L™ laser for use during liposuction.

Erchonia Lipolysis laser device used for body contouring and weight loss treatmentsThe Erchonia 4L™ laser is the first and only low-level laser approved for use during liposuction. The painless laser treatment is administered a few minutes prior to liposuction and works by liquefying the fat. As a result, fat removal is made easier and quicker. There is less post-op pain and bruising and a speedier recovery time. In addition less pain medication is required.

The FDA approved the laser based on the results of an IRB approved, multi-center, double blind, randomized study. The comparison between the actively treated patients and the placebo-treated patients resulted in an impressive difference between groups in degree of pain. Significant differences in emulsification of fat, ease of extraction, and amount of swelling were also recorded.

“This approval is a major step forward in our goal to establish the Erchonia 4L™ laser as the future of liposuction,” comments Charlie Shanks, VP of Sales and Marketing for Erchonia Corporation.  “We believe that eventually patients will demand laser-assisted liposuction over traditional methods because of the amazing post-operative benefits.”

Erchonia was founded in 1996 and is dedicated to advancing the science of health through the development of superior bio-medical laser products. Recently, Erchonia moved into a new state of the art facility where research, development, fabrication and assembly of goods are completed in-house. Erchonia also has FDA approval on the use of their lasers for therapeutic healing.

The Erchonia laser is currently being used by approximately 100 cosmetic and plastic surgeons. To find a surgeon or for more information on Erchonia, visit www.erchonia.com.

Erchonia Medical Receives Patent No. 6,746,473 for Multi-Diode, Handheld Lasers

For Information Contact: 
Charlie Shanks 
VP Sales & Marketing 
(480) 633-3129 
cshanks@erchonia.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Erchonia Medical, Inc. announces that on June 8, 2004 the United States Patent Office issued U.S. Patent No. 6,746,473 to Erchonia Medical, Inc. covering all hand-held laser devices with more than one laser.

This enables Erchonia Medical, Inc., to offer the only patented, handheld, true multi-laser devices as compared to various other “multi-LED” devices that often claim to be lasers, when in fact, they are not. Multi-diode laser components enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the devices in which they are utilized.

“This patent is a testament to Erchonia’s continuing commitment to be the world leader in low level laser technology and to consistently push the boundaries of physics, technology and medical applications to seek the answers to human pain and suffering,” states Charlie Shanks, VP of Sales and Marketing.

“Erchonia has consistently lead the world in state-of-the-art healing laser technology and manufacturing, from our very earliest products to our present PL4000 and PL5000 lasers that are in use throughout the world today.”

“Erchonia was the very first low level laser manufacturer to receive the FDA’s 510(k) market clearance for the treatment of chronic pain, and in addition to this patent, Erchonia is anticipating a second FDA clearance this summer,” says Mr. Shanks.

Erchonia 3LT™ Lasers are small hand held devices that are being utilized by health care professionals and professional sports organizations worldwide for the treatment of a wide range of conditions from acute and chronic pain to wound and burn healing.

Erchonia Medical, Inc., is the world leader in the research, design and manufacturing of Low Level Lasers and proudly displays the MADE IN THE USA label on all of their products produced at their world headquarters in Mesa, AZ.

About Erchonia
Founded in 1996 to advance the art and science of health through the development, and distribution of superior Erchonia® 3LT™ lasers. Erchonia is dedicated to the highest quality standards, evidenced by their ISO 9000 and ISO 13000 manufacturing standards. They have built an impeccable reputation in the sports market, working with several professional organizations such as the New York Jets, Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia 76ers and the Milwaukee Brewers to name a few. Erchonia’s manufacturing facility is located at 4751 E. Indigo Street, Mesa, AZ 85205. All parts of the Erchonia® 3LT™ Laser are made in the USA.

For more information on Erchonia, please visit their web site at www.erchonia.com.