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Has the cold winter frost permeated your skin? Want tips on how to make your skin look its best? Are you ready for the Botox revolution? Dermatologist Dr. Nowell Solish will give us all the new information on skin care and he'll take your calls. Show is phone-in based, and viewers can also participate via e-mail.
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