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Will be leaving for Yangoon, Burma on 10th Aug ie this SUnday to give a talk on "Skin Fatigue" and "Microbutrients for Skin Health" during a launch held by Mega Health Sciences for their new supplement for skin called GLOW.This will be the first time I visit Myanmar and I'm pretty looking forward to it. The launching ceremony is quite a grand one being attended by 250 people made up of celebs, artists and the who's who of Yangoon.....

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Dr.Sutina said…
The GLow talk in Myanmar went well. I even appeared in their local newspaper 2 days later!
September 12, 2008 at 9:26 PM
Dr.Sutina said…
Am attending the Aesthetic Medicine & MediSpa COnference in Monte Carlo this MArch. This will be the first time I go to MOnaco and am pretty excited about it. DId you all know that there is no airport in Monaco? The nearest airport is in NICE, France and so have to take a taxi to MOnaco fr here.Will post some pics of the visit next week...
March 17, 2009 at 4:38 AM
Dr.Sutina said…
WOw, Monaco is sooo beautiful. Imagine a country built on a cliff side overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Did you all know that the country is only 2km by 1.8km big? Imagine that and it is soo rich!
AM gonna post some pictures I took during my sightseeing.
March 25, 2009 at 5:17 AM
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