Available Quotes

In response to…

Teens Receiving Injectables such as Fillers and Neurotoxins

“Normally someone in their teen years would not have forehead or squint lines but there are rare cases where 20 something’s have begun to show harsh signs of aging skin due to their skin type or overexposure to the sun,” notes anti-aging expert Dr Oscar Hevia of Hevia Cosmetic Dermatology in Miami.

“One of the most common medical uses of neurotoxins such as Botox or Dysport is to control excessive underarm sweating,” explains Dr. Oscar Hevia, a noted Miami Cosmetic Dermatologist.  “Excessive sweating is embarrassing for anyone but for a teen it can be humiliating.”

Aesthetic Procedures becoming part of Bridal “to-do list”

Miami’s noted cosmetic dermatologist, Dr. Oscar Hevia remarks, “There are numerous non-surgical aesthetic procedures the bridal party can consider, including re-shaping a nose, and plumping sagging earlobes, to minimizing frown lines, crow’s feet, sagging jowls, correcting surgical, traumatic, or acne scars and even aging hands.  These alternatives will allow the bridal party to put forth a flawless image in every photo and video, whether candid or staged.”

Celebrities who opt for the fair skin look

Dr. Oscar Hevia, a revered cosmetic dermatologist  comments, “I commend the Hollywood elite, including Kristen Stewart, Nicole Kidman, Scarlet Johansson, Anne Hathaway, and Taylor Swift who seem to have retreated from the once necessary accessory of being “tan.”   As they opt for their natural skin coloring even if they are fair-skinned, these individuals serve as excellent examples for achieving a natural glow that only comes from skin that has been cared for by proper cleansing, moisturizing, and continuous protection.”