Lipolaser promises to reduce inches from around the mid section with their nonsurgical procedure. I bought a package and paid in full up front. I never missed an appointment. Each time I was measured after the treatment and was told that I lost close to an inch, but by the next day, the inch always returned. No one there seemed the least bit concerned by this. I kept up my visits, thinking that perhaps this was normal and that eventually the stubborn belly fat would respond to the treatments. But by the last appointment, I had actually gained an inch and no one even batted an eye. My husband called to see if there was a money back guarantee if the treatment doesn't work and was simply told no.
My advice to anyone considering this treatment is #1, don't pay in full up front but if you do, make sure you schedule all your appointments up front as well. I say this, because after having paid my money, they continued to sell their packages and were booking up quickly so getting my next appointment was always a challenge. It was like overbooking a flight-same concept. Or selling too many concert tickets. But, the most important thing is that if this treatment really does work, then why don't they stand behind their product by offering at least a partial refund or additional treatments. I had my doubts going into this treatment but my husband insisted I give it a try.
Now I say that if it doesn't make sense, then go with your gut instinct. It doesn't make sense that a laser used in a spa will melt away the fat and you will urinate it out and this will achieve the same effect as liposuction. Just get the real thing. I wasted $800 that could have gone towards liposuction that actually removes fat cells. I regret having wasted my time & money and feel put off by their nonchalance. They are crooks. They know that people want to lose fat and not have to go under the knife and take advantage of our desperation to be thin. The inch that you lose is not fat at all, but a reduction in water retention that returns with your next glass of water. Don't fall for this costly gimmick.
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