FLORENCE, KY, April 25, 2012 (Press-News.org) Hydro-BioMimetic Skin Repair Complex to Be Displayed for First Time in USA at Stand 1556-CB, Javits Center, June 19-21, 2012
Frederick, MD Jeanne O'Connell MD announced today that her Medical Aesthetic Skin Repair Complex, 3 Sisters Restorasis, will be presented in the American market for the first time at the upcoming HBA Splash Cosmetic Industry trade show in New York City.
"We introduced 3 Sisters Restorasis in October 2011 at Cosmoprof Hong Kong and were gratified with the response the line received from international distributors", said Dr. O'Connell. "Based on our initial success we are eager to present this Medical Aesthetic line to the North American market".
"Dr. O'Connell and her sisters Meg Comer and Kateri Delaney developed the Skin Repair Complex at their very popular Wellness Clinic", said Nancy Ficke, General Manager of Florence, KY based DuquesaMarketing, managing consultants for the project. "This is serious dermal care that has been perfected after being used to treat hundreds of their patients with amazing results".
"3 Sisters Restorasis is a breakthrough Hydro-BioMimetic technology that creates a self-sterilizing lipid complex", said Kateri Delaney RN. "The formulary represents a revolutionary co-mingling of natural elements and cutting edge science that provides a 100% organic solution that addresses a wide range of dermal maladies".
Duquesa Marketing, an international marketing consulting firm, has assisted businesses large and small, entrepreneurs and inventors in new product development, capital formation, licensing, marketing, sales and business plans and successful implementation of customized strategies.
3 Sisters Restorasis Announces Participation in Upcoming HBA Splash Beauty Product Show
Jeanne O'Connell MD announced today that her Medical Aesthetic Skin Repair Complex, 3 Sisters Restorasis, will be presented in the American market for the first time at the upcoming HBA Splash Cosmetic Industry trade show in New York City.
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