Escobedo Skin Center Raises Money For High School Students

March 31, 2010 - PRLog -- For the month of April, Escobedo Skin Center will be hosting an in-office donation drive supporting the UT Global Ethics and Conflict Resolution Summer Symposium.
 
The Summer Symposium is a unique University program for mature high school students combining academics, service, and research. Some of the topics explored will be: Negotiation Theory; Music and Art of Peace; A Devoted and Dynamic Family; Safety and School; Race, Ethnicity and Community; Civil Rights, Human Rights, and Individual Responsibility; Current Events; and Public Policy and National Identity.

“Growing up, education has always been an important part of life.  By supporting education, we can build young minds that will eventually flourish to young leaders of tomorrow.  I encourage not only patients, but all Austinites to donate to this worthy cause. “– Dr. Michael Escobedo

The symposium will take place June 6-19, 2010 at the University of Texas.  All donations made will go towards sponsoring a child who cannot afford the tuition for the event.  If you are interested in helping sponsor a child for the symposium, please call our office at 512-347-9794.

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About the Escobedo Skin Center and Dr. Michael Escobedo, M.D: The Escobedo Skin Center celebrates ten plus one years of service to Central Texas and offers a variety of skin treatments, including Thermage™ NXT, Vaser Lipo™, Fat Transfer-Brazilian Butt lift, Fat Transfer- Breast Lift, SmartLipo®, Ultra Pulse®,Ultrapulse Active FX™, Ultrapulse Deep FX™, UltraPulse Total FX™, Fraxel® re:pair, Fraxel® re:store, ThermaFrax, BOTOX® injections, Dysport™ injections, Restylane®, Perlane®, Prevelle silk, Radiesse®, Sculptra™, Epilight™, Photofacial, and Juvéderm™ among others. Dr. Escobedo was one of the first to use Thermage®, Captique™, Photo Dynamic Therapy and IPL (intense pulsed light) to eradicate sun damaged skin, improve skin texture and reduce wrinkles. Dr. Escobedo’s cosmetic and longevity practice is featured in the book about Austin’s high-tech start-up companies: From Waterloo to Silicone Hills: The Story of Austin.