plastic surgeon: moisturizers are a scam

"They're a real problem," says award winning surgeon Dr. Paul Chasan. He recorded a short video to Hi, just a reminder that you're receiving this email at {EMAIL} because you purchased a product from Clickbank and/or BuyGoods and received access to this newsletter. If you want to stop receiving these important free health newsletters you can: [Report Spam | Unsubscribe]( “They’re a real problem,” says award winning surgeon Dr. Paul Chasan. He recorded [a short video to explain which moisturizers to avoid.]( “Women with cracked, paper-thin skin already have the solution in their home. And it’s not a moisturizer. Moisturizers just sit on top of the skin - they don’t penetrate it, to improve its quality.” This [short video]( is trending, but large skin care companies and even other plastic surgeons are spending millions trying to get the video banned. The skin care industry is worth billions per year, and if the truth got out they'd be ruined. This video goes in-depth into real answers to your dry skin problems because Dr. Chasan found the solution - a 100% natural treatment that impressed fellow doctors and more than 260,000 women! The 260,000 women? They were left speechless by this video, and you’ll be stunned as well. Why? Because this video has some radical skin care tips that actually work, like: - The real reason skin gets saggy, wrinkly or spotted...and how to stop it! - How to add nutrients to your skin, no matter your age (yes, that means you) - How to prevent dermal collapse (the real reason your skin looks older) It goes into the 4 ingredients your skin care product MUST have in order to be effective, the surprising Asian food that fights wrinkles and the 1-minute skin care routine that can keep your skin looking plump, smooth and firm for years. 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