Unveiling the Aesthetic Brilliance of World-Renowned Aesthetic Plastic Surgeon Luis Antonio Zertuche

His unparalleled expertise in aesthetic plastic surgery has shaped beauty, transforming many lives.

In recent years, there has been a dramatic rise in the number of aesthetic surgeries being performed. This trend has primarily been driven by increased access to surgeons, improved technology, and a greater awareness of the benefits of aesthetic procedures. With more people opting for cosmetic procedures, the demand for surgeons has also skyrocketed, leading to an abundance of experienced professionals offering services. The development of new techniques and technology have made aesthetic surgeries safer and more effective, further driving up the demand. “In addition to improved access and technology, the increasing prevalence of social media has also contributed to the rise of aesthetic surgeries. As these platforms become more popular, people are increasingly exposed to images of beauty and perfection, leading many to seek out treatments to enhance their own,” says Dr. Luis Antonio Zertuche, who has been a leading expert in the field of aesthetic plastic surgery.

Based in Mexico, he has been at the forefront of providing the absolute best care for his patients and has made significant contributions to the field of aesthetic plastic surgery. After obtaining his medical degree from the Autonomous University of Coahuila, Dr. Zertuche went on to complete a fellowship in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at the University of Monterrey, and is presently placed at the AVE Medical Center in the city of Monterrey, Nuevo León. During his fellowship, he developed his skills in aesthetic plastic surgery that he has applied throughout his career. As a board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Zertuche has extensive experience in the areas of breast augmentation, breast lifts, liposuction, tummy tucks, and facial surgeries. He is recognized for his use of the latest technologies and techniques to ensure the best possible results for his patients. Known for his artistic approach to aesthetic plastic surgery and his attention to detail, he strives to create natural-looking results that enhance the patient’s appearance while preserving their natural appearance.

The expert surgeon is committed to providing the best possible care for his patients and works hard to make sure each patient is happy and satisfied with the results of the surgery. In addition to his work as a plastic surgeon, he is also involved in numerous professional societies. He is a member of the Mexican Association of Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery. Dr. Luis Antonio Zertuche is the ideal choice for anyone seeking the highest quality aesthetic plastic surgery. With his years of experience and commitment to excellence, he can provide outstanding results that enhance the appearance while preserving the natural look.

Kyree Terrell

The Philadelphia based Focused Studios held a premiere for their latest film “Money Lovers” at the Regal UA King of Prussia followed by a Q & A session with the cast and crew.
“Money Lovers” is a romantic thriller that follows Payton, a seductive crypto currency thief (played by: Tiffany D.) and her gang as they encounter Lyon Collins, a former hacker turned detective (played by Writer / Director: Kyree Terrell).
The film was shot in two weeks in and around Philadelphia. Giving opportunity to new and experience crew members and over 120 local actors. Money Lovers is based on true events surrounding Kyree being scammed out of some money purchasing what he thought was shares of Bitcoin.
This is writer/director/actor Kyree Terrell’s 2nd feature film premiere in less than 2 years. He also premiered a sitcom (Bae vs Bae) in that same time span. We asked Kyree what keeps him so busy?
Kyree: When I wanted to do this with other people and I went to castings and auditions, not getting roles and opportunities became very discouraging. So I decided I would go after it myself. I studied film and television production fomr every angle for the past 12 years and now its my turn to do it myself. I love the fact that I can produce when I want to produce and what I want to produce and no one can tell me “no”.
The film premiere brought out over 500 people on a Thursday night and another 2 hundred people the following night. These were numbers that the management at kop said they’d never seen from an independent film without any big stars attached to it.
Vernon Ray the films Director of Photography and leader of the anti-gun crims movement “Shot Camera’s Not Guns” was happy to be a part of this amazing film
Vernon: Listen, “Kyree is like a brother to me. I’ve watched him work so hard over the last 5-6 years and give so many people opportunities including myself. When he reached out and asked me to be the DP on this amazing film I simply said yes because with his talent and his work ethic I already knew the film would turn out super dope and tonight is a testament to that! Look at all the people who came out to support us!
Up next for Focused Studios is “Work Bae 2” the sequel to last year’s hit film Work Bae now streaming on TUBI. 2023 is poised to be the companies break out year!

Making her mark in the world of sports, recreation and wellness, make way for Zelmaré Viljoen.


She serves as the proud founder of Soul and Skin Wellness, a rising boutique wellness studio based in the UAE.

There are two sets of people in this world. One is who believes in blindly following the traditional methods and the crowd for building their career, and the other is who believes in carving their own unique path to growth and success by walking unconventional roads and making bold choices and decisions to ultimately reach their desired destination in their careers and lives. This is definitely easier said than done, but there are a few people and professionals working across industries of the world who have done even that and have stunned people around them in ways more than one. It is essential to put more light on the successes of these professionals, who go ahead in inspiring others greatly, just like Zelmaré Viljoen has done in the sports, recreation and wellness industry in the UAE.

Zelmaré Viljoen stands tall and unique as a one-of-a-kind trainer in the field. She was born in South Africa and studied interior designing, but she soon realized it was not her calling. Later, she discovered how helping people made her the happiest, and for the love of sports, alternative healing methods and music, she dived deep into the world of Yoga, Pilates and Sound Healing. Today, she is a Master Trainer with TechnoGym in UAE and also an “entertainer” on their global workout and wellness app. This has become her full-time job after studying and meditating all day during her quarantine period. She began by offering free online sessions to anyone under emotional and mental stress or those who wished to use their time at hand for the better.

As she kept transforming lives online with her knowledge, she realized the need to establish her own studio. Today, her physical studio is located at Park Hyatt Hotel and Villas in Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi, where they conduct daily classes in fitness and wellness but also offer workshops, retreats and wellness events. She also authored a Kids Yoga and Mindfulness Book. Zelmaré Viljoen says that her grandfather, who was a doctor and her mother both influenced her career incredibly.

Through fitness and wellness, Zelmaré Viljoen (@zelmareviljoen) has truly changed lives for the positive and how.

Giuseppe Romeo, CMDT creates ripples of growth in the world of Dental Technology.

He is an influential professional in Dental Technology who owns the Oral Design Center in Turin, Italy.

There are innumerable talented beings who have worked day in and day out to innovate their way to the top. These individuals and professionals across industries of the world have never ceased to amaze people with what they have offered them through their work, with the genuine aim to add more value to their lives and provide them with products/services to truly better their lives in ways more than one. It is thus necessary to hold more talks around such experts and professionals who give it their all in order to do and be their best versions and, in the process, also motivate and inspire other budding talents across the world. We noticed how Giuseppe Romeo, CMDT did the same in the world of Dental Technology.

Giuseppe Romeo was born in Port Chester, New York, the US. Having the aim to make it huge in the dentistry realm, he got trained in Dental Technology in Turin, Italy and then studied for two years at the University of Geneva, where he obtained a Master Degree in Dental Technologist Esthetic Prosthodontics. He completed his education in Italy and abroad, working in the US and in Switzerland and then went ahead in starting his own center named Oral Design Center in Turin, Italy.

This passionate guy has immersed himself in the field, so much so that, beyond being known as a prominent figure in Dental Technology, he has also made his name as a writer and contributor in the industry, publishing extensively in both Italian and international journals. He has contributed to the textbooks “Esthetics and Precision, Clinical and Technical Procedures” with Dr. Domenico Massironi and Mr. Romeo Pascetta (translated into eight languages) and “Aesthetic & Restorative Dentistry” written together with Dr. Douglas Terry and Mr. Willi Geller, both published by Quintessence Publishing.

Beyond being involved as an Associate Editors in Dental Technology of the International Journal of Esthetic Dentistry, which is the official journal of several Academies in the world, Giuseppe Romeo also belongs to several prestigious organizations like The American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry (Fellow Member), The European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry (Affiliate Member), The Italian Academy of Esthetic Dentistry (Active Member), to name a few.

He always wanted to spread his knowledge among others, especially the youth and hence also started working as a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Division of Restorative Science at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, US.

 

Knives and dolls: M3GAN, Chucky and my chronic fear of three-foot, plastic evil

Thanks to a childhood encounter with a plastic fiend named Jesmar, Ben Bryant has spent his life terrified yet intrigued by the surprisingly extensive killer doll film genre. As ‘M3GAN’ hits cinemas, he delves into why we’re still so spooked by them.

am alone in the house. But I know she’s upstairs listening. If I keep the cartoons loud enough maybe she won’t hear me put on my Batman slippers. I shuffle softly to the door and pull it open just enough to squeeze through into the hall. There’s the front door. The bunch of keys on the mat where my mum posted them through the letterbox. Will I be able to find the right key in time? I look up and Jesmar is there, standing at the top of the stairs, with her patchwork playsuit, placid smile and straw-coloured fringe. The air is electric and I can hear a terrible moaning. I need to run but suddenly I’m swimming through concrete. Where is the key –

“Sir?” There is a light on my face. “Sir! Are you alright?” The air hostess is standing over me. The moaning is very loud now. The moaning is coming from me. Oh my god “Aaaaaaaaaahhh I’m sorry, I was having a nightmare.”

I have just been woken up on a packed long-haul flight to New Zealand. My mistake? I’d watched Annabelle Comes Home – the third in the series of horror films about a killer doll. It’s not generally regarded as the best of the franchise, but it was easily frightening enough to provoke a recurring childhood nightmare about Jesmar, a life-size doll from my childhood that belongs to my mum. Jesmar was at one point bigger than me.

Dolls – particularly dolls that are made to a certain specification of three-foot tall and blue eyed with yellow, straw-like hair – are an ongoing source of fear and fascination for me. So the announcement of M3GAN, a horror film about a blue-eyed AI doll that sings “Titanium” by Sia and goes on a murder spree, filled me with anticipation.

The hype around it shows that I am not alone. There is a surprisingly extensive niche of doll horror movies. I have combed through them mainly, I think, to prod at my weird phobia to see what gives me chills and what just leaves me cold. The pioneering Child’s Play franchise, which started in 1988, never left too much of an impression – perhaps because my introduction to it was the satirical Bride of Chucky, by which point the series was so camp it had become a horror comedy. The Conjuring and Annabelle franchises – for me the best and worst, a terrifying watch – came much later, in the 2010s. Stop motion in films can sometimes push the same buttons – especially Ash’s dancing wife Linda in Evil Dead 2.

 

Dubai ends 30% tax on alcohol sales, fee for liquor licenses

Dubai has ended its 30% tax on alcohol sales in the sheikhdom and made its required liquor licenses free to obtain.

Dubai ended its 30% tax on alcohol sales in the sheikhdom Sunday and made its required liquor licenses free to obtain, ending a long-standing source of revenue for its ruling family to apparently further boost its tourism to the emirate.

The sudden New Year’s Day announcement, made by Dubai’s two state-linked alcohol retailers, came apparently from a government decree from its ruling Al Maktoum family. However, government officials did not immediately acknowledge the decision and did not respond to questions from The Associated Press.

But it follows years of loosening regulations over liquor in the sheikhdom, which now sells alcohol during daylight hours in Ramadan and began providing home delivery during the lockdowns at the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Alcohol sales have long served as a major barometer of the economy of Dubai, a top travel destination in the UAE, home to the long-haul carrier Emirates. During the recent World Cup in nearby Qatar, Dubai’s many bars drew commuting soccer fans.

Alcohol distributor Maritime and Mercantile International, which is part of the wider Emirates Group, made the announcement in a statement.

“Since we began our operations in Dubai over 100 years ago, the emirate’s approach has remained dynamic, sensitive and inclusive for all,” said Tyrone Reid of MMI. “These recently updated regulations are instrumental to continue ensuring the safe and responsible purchase and consumption of alcoholic beverages in Dubai and the UAE.”

MMI did not respond to a question over whether the decision was permanent. However, an ad put up by MMI urged customers to buy from its stores, saying “you no longer need to drive out to the other emirates.” Dubai residents long have driven into Umm al-Quwain and other emirates for bulk, tax-free alcohol purchases.

African & Eastern, the second alcohol retailer believed to be at least partially held by the state or affiliated firms, also announced the end of the municipality tax and license fees.

Under Dubai law, non-Muslims must be 21 or older to consume alcohol. Drinkers are supposed to carry plastic cards issued by the Dubai police that permit them to purchase, transport and consume beer, wine and liquor. Otherwise, they can face fines and arrest — even though the sheikhdom’s vast network of bars, nightclubs and lounges almost never ask to see the permit.

Still, relatively liberal Dubai is an outlier among others in the region. Sharjah, an emirate that borders Dubai to the north, outlaws alcohol, as do the nearby nations of Iran, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.

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The amended law reduces the age limit to run a business.

he minimum age requirement to run a business in the UAE has been revised, the Ministry of Economy announced.

The new law requires an individual to be at least 18 years of age to be able to run a business, previously the age limit was set at 21.

The new law amendment is further aligned with international regulations.

Guidelines regarding the recent amendments were published in October 2022 but has now been implemented as a law.

“I think it’s a fantastic initiative to enable young people to operate businesses. Hands-on business experience is the best possible education you can give a young entrepreneur, and the lessons are not ones you can learn in school. As a flourishing business hub, it makes perfect sense that UAE would want to promote this sort of initiative and it makes me so happy to see them doing this,” Ori Leslau, Founder and CEO, Confetti Group told Arabian Business.

According to the amendments to the new law:

  • An individual is allowed to start a business at the age of 18 years (previously 21 years).
  • Banking institutions are to follow a legal reference for commercial transactions in order to stimulate investment an provide businesses with a broader scope for growth and competition.
  • Increased support for Islamic banking, establishing it as one of the main drivers of growth.
  • Obtaining licenses according to the regulation and establishment of financial markets is mandatory.
  • Support is offered for technology sector businesses and commercial activities related to the digital fields.

Previously, a business started by an individual between 18-21 years had to be registered under a legal guardian as ‘temporary owner’. Once the individual reached legal age, the shares could then be transferred.

Look: Miss Universe contestant dresses up as ‘bitcoin’ at beauty pageant

Miss El Salvadore’s costume caught the attention of the online Bitcoin community, with many pledging their support and rooting for her victory.

A Miss Universe contestant from El Salvador strutted onto stage this week wearing a bitcoin-inspired gold bodysuit, a glittering tribute to her country becoming the world’s first to adopt the crypto-currency as legal tender two years ago.

Alejandra Guajardo, the Salvadoran beauty queen set to compete at the global contest’s 71st annual event in New Orleans, shared photos and videos of herself in the costume on Instagram late Wednesday, complete with gold booted stilettos.In her post’s caption, Guajardo praised her homeland as “a country with a true vision of positive change for the future” while pointing to the government’s much-criticized decision to adopt bitcoin as legal currency in 2021 alongside the US dollar.Designed by fellow Salvadoran Francisco Guerrero for the “national costume” stage of the competition, the currency-themed outfit includes a staff topped with a golden bitcoin and a huge colon coin strapped to her back ringed by cacao beans.

The colon was the local currency for about a century ending in 2021, when the US dollar was adopted; in ancient times cacao was used as money across mesoamerica.

Guajardo showed off the eye-catching fashion during a preliminary session ahead of the pageant’s formal start this Saturday.

Guajardo’s costume caught the attention of the online Bitcoin community on Thursday, with many pledging their support and rooting for her victory.

To have a chance in the pageant, she must fare much better than bitcoin’s recent performance.

Last year, bitcoin’s value plunged over 60 per cent, even as Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele continued to hype buying “the dip” to boost the government’s bitcoin reserves.

Bukele has made no secret of his ambition to make the Central American nation a crypto hub, complete with a bitcoin “city,” though adoption of the coin has faltered since being introduced as an official currency.

Dubai’s all 8 nature reserves now just a click away

Dubai: Dubai Municipality has launched a digital platform for Dubai’s nature reserves network, in order to increase environmental awareness among all segments of the society and educate them on the emirate’s biodiversity.

The platform promotes eco-friendly, sustainable tourism in Dubai’s nature reserve zones, by consolidating all relevant information and services about the reserves in one easily accessible location.

Comprehensive info

The new platform, which can be accessed from Dubai Municipality’s website by the following link for Dubai’s protected areas, combines all the services and information of Dubai’s eight designated nature reserves, which are: Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, Al Marmoom Desert Conservation Reserve, Jebel Ali Wildlife Sanctuary, Hatta Mountain Reserve, Ghaf Nazwa Conservation Reserve, Jebel Nazwa Conservation Reserve, Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve, and Al Wohoosh Desert Conservation Reserve.

The system offers a comprehensive overview of each reserve, including information on its type, overall area, legal framework, cultural significance, the wildlife, and natural habitats it contains, along with the activities visitors can participate in during their visit.

The platform also displays everything that Dubai Municipality offers in terms of environmental education within these natural reserves, including activities for visitors, students, and teachers, along with workshops, lectures, and other educational activities.

Schedule tours

Visitors can schedule tours with the reserve guide to explore the reserves and the biodiversity they comprise, in addition to learning about different species of birds during birdwatching sessions. Similarly, the platform highlights the initiatives and programmes run by Dubai Municipality to preserve the environment in these reserves, such as programmes to manage natural habitats, monitor water quality in the natural reserves, analysis of seaweed, and wildlife management through programmes such as birdwatching, satellite wildlife tracking, and bird recording software to identify the species of birds.

Additionally, the platform offers all the information required to visit these reserves, including visiting hours and instructions, safety precautions, local weather forecasts, a map of the reserves’ locations in Dubai for easy access, and the option to take a virtual 360-degree tour of the international wetland reserves.

Dubai Municipality is the administrative authority for Dubai’s nature reserves, which cover a total area of 1,297 square kilometres and account for 31 per cent of the city’s total area.

Likewise, three of the reserves – Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, Jebel Ali Wildlife Sanctuary, and Hatta Mountain Reserve – are listed as wetlands of international significance under the Ramsar Convention. The reserves are home to an array of wildlife, including 342 species of birds, 46 species of mammals, 51 species of reptiles, 315 species of plants, 188 species of fish, and 582 species of invertebrates.

Watch: Robodog plays with visitors at Museum of the Future in Dubai

Newest four-legged member of growing robot family will learn more through interactions.

The ‘pet’ uses 360-degree perception to map terrain and avoid obstacles; it can balance on uneven surfaces.

Dubai: Museum of the Future in Dubai has introduced a four-legged robotic ‘dog’ as the latest member of the museum’s growing family of advanced robots. The agile robodog, which has 3D vision and moves using 17 joints, will join Ameca, the museum’s AI-powered humanoid, along with Bob the robot barista and the museum’s flying robots, among several others.

The museum’s visitors will be able to interact and play with the new robotic pet. Robodog is an advanced robot that uses machine learning and navigates the terrain with “unprecedented mobility” for a robot. It will roam the museum lobby greeting and interacting with all those visiting.

The Museum has invited people on social media to name the robodog. Individuals can suggest names via the museum’s social media handles, including Twitter and Instagram.new robodog at MOFT Dubai

Meet the robots

Majed Al Mansoori, deputy executive director at the Museum of the Future, said: “We are excited to welcome the latest addition to our family of intelligent robots. With Ameca, the robodog, and others, the Museum of the Future enables visitors to meet some of the most cutting-edge and advanced robots and AI systems currently on the market. We welcome visitors to come and meet our interactive robots and learn about the technologies that are shaping our future today and tomorrow.”

The robodog was designed by US tech firm Boston Dynamics. It uses 360-degree perception to map terrain and avoid obstacles and can balance on uneven surfaces. The robodog’s base platform provides advanced mobility and perception to navigate stairs, gravel, and rough terrain while collecting 2D and 3D information with on board-sensors.

The Museum of the Future is home to a collection of the most advanced technologies and robots in the world, which includes Ameca, the AI-powered humanoid robot, Bob, the robot barista, a robotic flying penguin, and a flying jellyfish, among many others.