Cosmetic Surgery at University Pointe Hosts Ageless Beauty Celebration

Cincinnati—Anyone interested in improving their personal appearance through cosmetic surgery should attend the Ageless Beauty Celebration, hosted by the University of Cincinnati (UC) surgery department.

 

The event, which is free and open to the public, will take place at the University Pointe Medical Campus in West Chester on Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Attendees can meet the experienced team of UC plastic surgeons and learn about Botox, fillers, fractional resurfacing, breast enhancement, new skin care products and treatments.

 

“This event will help people create a plan for beauty at any age that reflects their personal choices, safety, cost-effectiveness, lifestyle and timeline,” says Cathy Fricke, a medical skin care specialist and event organizer.


Food and complimentary skin product samples will be available. Attendees who bring a friend will also receive a coupon for discounted skin care services. Reservations recommended. For more information, contact Fricke at (513) 475-8883 or visit www.cosmeticsurgeryuc.com.

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