Treatment For Mild-Moderate Acne:
Zeno Acne Clearing Device
 

Does The Zeno Zit Zapper Really Work?
 

The Zeno Acne Clearing Device represents a radical departure from anything that’s gone before in the world of acne treatments.

More frequently described as the Zip Zapper, Zeno has had a lot of media coverage over the last year for 3 reasons;

• Because of its cool, tech image.

• Because it was the first device approved by the FDA for over-the-counter use on acne (the Dermastyle light is the other).

• Because it’s been demonstrated in clinical trials to be 90% effective in bringing about improvements to skin within 24 hours.

With a classy appearance which makes it look at bit like your MP3 player, the Zeno has a 16-bit microprocessor which delivers measured pulses of 119°F heat (don't worry, it only feels a little bit like a hot compress) over an automatically timed 2.5 min treatment period to “zap” lesions and blemishes by killing the bacteria causing the inflammation.

Zeno has a biocompatible tip, which means this gizmo is programmed to adapt not only to your individual skin type, but also to the heat absorption characteristics of the location of your lesion. This makes it both safe and effective. Each Zeno is chargeable and has a replaceable cartridge which provides 60 or 90 treatments (depending on the version you purchase). You zap your zit 2-3 times over a 24-hour period…and bingo, you wipe out your spot – it’s that easy!
 

Feedback from users suggests that Zeno is definitely at its most effective when used at an early stage during the lifecycle of a spot – when you first feel the sensation of it coming up.
 

You'd think the Zeno would be a “must have” item, and in many ways it is – clinical evidence that proves it works, small and cool enough for guys and girls to carry around in pants or purse ready to zap a spot the minute it starts, and without all the messiness and time necessary with of other methods of acne control. It’s also entirely safe for use on skins of color. But hold on…

 Zeno won’t stop the acne starting, although it can and does minimize the eruption of spots if they're caught early enough. Also, although I’ve come across some rave reviews by cystic acne sufferers, Zeno is really only designed to be effective with mild to moderate acne, so if you’re seriously affected by cystic or severe acne, you might want to think carefully before shelling out on a relatively expensive item like Zeno….
 

Cost: $150 for the 60-shot version, $190 for the 90 treatment-version.

See Also:

Do Zit Zappers Really Work? CBS video clip
Clinical Trial Results
More Information About Zeno


 

Comparison With Other Technological  Acne Treatments

	Prevention	Early Suppression	Mild-Moderate Acne	Severe Acne	Side Effect Free	Affordability
Zeno
Non-Ablative Laser Therapy
Dermastyle

Where Can I Buy Zeno?

SkinStore.com
AcneClearingDevice.com
Amazon.com
GreatSkin.com


See Also:

Dermastyle Light Pen