The Royal Wedding Celebrity Media Frenzy, Live in High Definition

April 25, 2011 - PRLog -- U.S. media sources are all a-twitter about the imminent royal wedding of Prince William of Wales and Catherine (Kate) Middleton on April 29th, across the ocean. Live streaming coverage from London on web channels, multimedia blogs, and official royal websites are springing up everywhere. Around the world, royal wedding watching parties will follow the schedule of royal nuptials events while viewing on high-definition television, where each beaded sequin of Kate’s lovely wedding gown, the flowers in her royal bouquet, and the very pores of Catherine’s skin will be visible on-screen, in real-time. Buckingham Palace is under a daunting degree of pressure to produce this spectacular event, while reporters from across the globe scour the royal closets for any interesting or controversial tidbits to fill airtime and generate ratings. The internet is ablaze with unsubstantiated rumors and opinions about everything from the future princess’ secret gown design to the pedigrees of the royal sniffer dogs--all being blasted across cyberspace in thousands upon thousands of tweets, chats, and blogs.

Broadcasting has certainly been influenced and enhanced by higher-resolution and instant dissemination of news—making the viewers feel as though they are a part of the royal experience as they view the service and procession. However, high definition technology is not always forgiving, as many Hollywood and reality TV stars can attest; especially live broadcasts on the scale of a royal wedding, where there are no ‘do-overs’ or editing of bad camera angles.

Jeffrey Adelglass, M.D., F.A.C.S., Medical Director and Founder of SKINTASTIC Medical and Surgical Rejuvenation Centers of Dallas and Plano, Texas (http://www.skintastic.com) is of the opinion that the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton may well be a very eye-opening experience for everyone. “There is so much romantic mystique involved with royal marriages—they remind us of Camelot”; Dr. Adelglass continues, “and this particular royal wedding may be the very closest look we’ve ever gotten of the monarchy”.

Dr. Adelglass next drives home his point that in the age of high definition television and photography, beginning a skincare product regimen, laser or cellulite treatment weeks or even months in advance of big events such as weddings, family get-togethers, high school and college reunions has never been more important, “Although we can take off years in a matter of minutes with various injectables and certain bodysculpting treatments, you must still allow some time for any possible swelling to subside”. Most high profile clients at SKINTASTIC have finally gotten Dr. Adelglass’ message that waiting to come in the week before a televised or heavily-photographed event is a big ‘no-no’.

Aubree Anna, a Dallas-area music celebrity and frequent performing artist now starting a career in television (http://www.aubree-anna.com), knows from personal experience that beautiful skin requires regular, ongoing care—she has been visiting SKINTASTIC for her skincare and beauty needs since 2007. Aubree Anna suggests, “Just call SKINTASTIC and go in for their free one-hour evaluation to find out what they suggest for any image issues—because even without a big event coming up, it’s easy to find oneself tagged in a photo or video on someone’s Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/skintastic.dfw) or Youtube page, where it may be searchable for a long, long time”.

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SKINTASTIC Medical and Surgical Rejuvenation Centers are located in Dallas (Uptown) and Plano, Texas. Questions about this Story? Contact Pamela Fox, SKINTASTIC Director of Communications at (972) 620-3223, ext. 130.

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SKINTASTIC Medical and Surgical Rejuvenation Centers of Dallas Uptown and Plano, Texas offer the very latest medical beauty treatments and technologies, including Botox, Dysport, and Restylane, Juvederm, Radiesse, Sculptra and ArteFill fillers, DOT Fractional SmartXide CO2 resurfacing, SmartLipo MPX laser bodysculpting, high definition liposuction, waterjet liposuction, fat transfer, Thermage skin tightening, SmoothShapes for Cellulite, Zeltiq CoolSculpting (chills away unwanted fat), and the Zerona non-surgical slimming laser. Dr. Jeffrey Adelglass, M.D., F.A.C.S. is the SKINTASTIC Medical Director and Director of Surgery. Dr. Adelglass trains other physicians how to safely administer Botox and other injectable beauty treatments, as well as SmartLipo laser body sculpting. Skintastic offers a complimentary evaluation for most image concerns: Call the scheduling desk at 972-620-3223, ext. zero to book your free evaluation at Skintastic Dallas Uptown or Plano: http://www.skintastic.com