The Luxury Spot.com (December 17th, 2009) –When the Zeno pimple-busting device first came out a few years ago, it was so expensive that it was almost prohibitive for most gals.  You either had to be a rich girl to tackle your zits, or had trade in a designer bag to afford the nifty little device.  Well, here we are at the end of 2009 with an equally-as-effective product at a MUCH friendlier price. Don’t worry… you won’t be spending several hundred dollars anymore.  Zeno’s heat-powered little pocket rocket is only $39.99 for dozens of treatments.  And yes, it really looks like a little pocket rocket.  Ashley and I recently sat in on a Zeno demonstration at MTV Studios in NYC and Ash’s first question was “so, does it vibrate?”  No, it won’t vibrate like that, but this tiny little device will heat a small piece of metal to just the right temperature to zap your zit in under 24 hours without any discomfort.  That’s like an orgasm for your skin, I’d say.

And heck, it comes in blue, so if your man gets bacne, it’s worth the investment for him too.

FLORIDA TIMES (Friday, October 23, 2009)

Women from 13 to 30 — and beyond — battle the blemish. But no matter your age, the basics of clear skin include banishing bacteria, managing oil production and exfoliating to promote the shedding of dead skin cells so that new skin cells will replace them. I've tested and tried dozens of the top blemish blasting products on the market and rounded up a list of which ones work and which made my skin (yikes!) worse. That means you can skip the 6- to 8-week detour traditionally needed to determine whether a product is effective, and get on the road to perfect skin today. Love it! Clean & Clear Advantage Blackhead Eraser: One of my favorite acne-fightin' products can be found right in the aisles of your local drugstore.

HOUSTON (March 5, 2009) –Zit zappers really work. FACT!
"They're effective for the occassional pimple," says Dr. Narins. "The heat helps kill bacteria, decrease inflammation and increase collagen production, giving the skin a natural healthy glow."

Zeno Min, $89, myzeno.com

HOUSTON (February 27, 2009) –Zeno Powers up: Zeno Corp., maker of its namesake handheld zit-zapping device, has expanded its management team, adding an advisory board, Zeno also has recruited Andrea DiNunzio as the firm's senior vice president of global marketing. She replaces Lee Stranathan, who has been named Zeno's senior vice president and president of international business. DiNunzio's 12 years of beauty marketing experience include her most recent post at Laura Mercier, where she served as chief marketing officer, and marketing roles at L'Oreal, Avon and Johnson & Johnson's Neutrogena brand, DiNunzio will report to Walter Klemp, Zeno's president and chief executive officer.

New York (February 24, 2009)

As Seen on the Today Show on NBC

Dermatologist Dr. Patricia Wexler shows off some beauty procedures you can do at home to save money.

Universal City (August 26, 2007)

At the 2007 Teen Choice Awards, Zeno was the exclusive acne treatment product featured in the official gift basket and showcased in the Tiger Electronics Celebrity Retreat produced by Backstage Creations. The award show aired live on August 26, from the Gibson Amphitheatre, Universal City, California.

http://myzeno.com/mov/flash/zeno_goodmorning.html

HOUSTON (November 2, 2006)

Almost 90 million frustrated Americans suffer from acne, but on Nov. 1, 2006, Ellen Degeneres collaborated with Zeno Corporation, the makers of the revolutionary acne-treatment device called Zeno, to lower that number. 300 audience members in the studio for the show that aired Nov. 1 were on hand for the episode's beauty feature, and all walked away with a free Zeno.

Zeno, the first FDA-approved medical device designed to treat mild to moderate acne, has 90 percent efficacy in clinical trials - resolving most blemishes within 24 hours. By delivering a precisely controlled low-level heat dose directly to the pimple, Zeno makes the acne-causing bacteria self-destruct. This medical device, which has received numerous accolades from the beauty world including Allure Magazine's 2005 "Best of Beauty Award," is a safe, quick and effective alternative to other over-the-counter acne treatments.

ZENO HOT SPOT

“My career puts a lot of emphasis on having clear skin,” Whitney Port tells PEOPLE of why she wanted to be the flawless face of the ingenious acne-fighting gadget. The Hot Spot, $40, uses heat technology to stop acne in its tracks – without the use of drying chemicals.

ZENO, the makers of heat-blasting pimple poppers, has signed The City’s Whitney Port to be the face of its new Hot Spot handheld blemish eradicator. Let it be known that the career benefits of doing reality TV really have no bounds. [Myzeno.com]