PRESS RELEASE

October 5, 2007

LOCAL PHYSICIAN INJECTS BOTOX® Cosmetic TO CURE BLINDNESS IN AFRICA

Charitable Effort Aimed at Helping Millions Suffering from Curable Blindness

Providence, Rhode Island - October 5, 2007 - BOTOX® Cosmetic injector Dr. Luciano Sztulman has been selected to represent Rhode Island in a unique national fundraiser to be held on Friday November 16, 2007. All profits will be dedicated to curing blindness in Africa through the Eyes of Africa Initiative of the One World Sight Project.

The Eyes of Africa Initiative will take the growing trend of women and men getting treated with BOTOX® Cosmetic in the United States and turn it into a philanthropic call to action to end blindness in Africa. Cataract is responsible for almost half of the 7 million blind Africans despite the availability of a simple $25-50 procedure that could permanently restore their sight.

The goal is to expand on the success of their pilot project ( in 2005, 49 patients were treated in one day and raised funds that cured 132 people of blindness in Tanzania and Tibet ) The previous fundraiser was local to Southern California but this year's event will span the entire United States, with commitments from physicians in more than 35 states. Allergan (makers of BOTOX® and BOTOX® Cosmetic) has again donated enough product to support the fundraising initiative and the doctors are entirely donating their time. Over 1000 people around the country will help by having a minor cosmetic procedure.

After being selected to join this effort because of his expertise with the use of BOTOX® Cosmetic to reduce frown lines, Dr. Luciano Sztulman is dedicating the afternoon of November 16, 2007 to this event: “How could I not help make a permanent improvement in the lives of so many by donating my time and expertise? With everything that's going on in the world, we all need a real example of effective world peace and cooperation. I'm honored to be a part of this effort.”

The Eyes of Africa Initiative is working to raise more than $250,000 in an effort to complete the first comprehensive training center for community ophthalmology in all of Africa, located in Moshi, Tanzania (near Mt. Kilimanjaro), and is made possible by a generous contribution of BOTOX® Cosmetic from Allergan Medical, a division of Allergan, Inc. In addition to sustainable development plans, there will be a relief component with live cataract surgery being performed in Africa simultaneous with the fundraising. More information can be found at www.endblindness.org.

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NOTES

• Every five seconds one person in our world goes blind…and a child goes blind every minute.
• 80% of the world's 50 million cases of blindness could have been prevented or cured.
• 90% of the world's blind people live in developing countries; there are at least nine million blind people in India, six million in China, and seven million in Africa.
• Cataract is responsible for almost half of the 7 million blind Africans, meaning that three and a half million Africans are needlessly blind
• Cataract occurs at a younger age in Africa and disables many Africans who are in the prime of life
• There are more cataract surgeons in San Francisco that the entire continent of Africa
• Blindness in Africa carries with it a four times higher mortality rate
• Two thirds of the blind people in Africa are women
• The incidence of blindness continues to increase despite the best efforts of the world's eye care organizations at current funding levels.
• Additional funds will support the creation of replicated McDonald's-like franchised cataract surgical training centers throughout Africa that could revolutionize the whole issue of treating blindness in Africa.
• More information can be found at www.endblindness.org.
• Dr. Luciano Sztulman, FACOG, FACS, is the Medical Director of Skinsational Laser Center, a premier Skin Rejuvenation and Aesthetic Laser Center in Providence, RI. Please visit www.skinsationalri.com

For further information please contact:

Luciano Sztulman, MD, FACOG, FACS

Skinsational Laser Center - One World Sight Project, Inc. / Rhode Island

One Randall Square, Suite 401, Providence, RI 02904

Telephone: (401) 521-0303

E-mail: concierge@skinsationallasercenter.com

or

Richard Weiss, MD

President and Founder

One World Sight Project, Inc.

Telephone: (949) 500-7957

drweiss@endblindness.org

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