^^^ This kind of **** right here baffles me! What could they possibly gain from fabricating the results? After spending a ton of money on clinical trials,along with a crazy amount of time and effort, say they somehow fool the FDA with their fake pictures and fabricated results. I can assure you they wouldn't make much money, the desperate would flock to their treatments, but you can imagine how quickly theirPoor results wouldhit the Internet, if it became a big enough of a problem legal action would be taken; eventually by the FDA not good. At $2000 per treatment even if it was $10,000 per treatment if there were no results or very little they wouldn't even scratch $2 million profit before a stink started stringing (which is nothing would nearly be worth the effort ), legal action would be taken, if they took off they wouldnt be able to enter the country their "fake" results affected, their professional reputation would be eradicated; good luck getting a job, no it just doesn't work in this day and age.