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triniti(TM) Skin Treatment to be Featured in Keeping Up with The Kardashians Episode
Date:5/11/2009

Kris Jenner receives non-surgical treatment by Syneron(TM)

IRVINE, Calif., May 11 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Kris Jenner, entrepreneur, talent manager, socialite, celebrity and co-star of the E! show Keeping up with the Kardashians, will receive the triniti(TM) skin treatment (http://www.trinitiskin.com), a treatment that dramatically reduces signs of aging, during the May 17 episode airing at 10/9c.

The triniti skin treatment is a 3-in-1 non-surgical procedure for skin tightening with ReFirme, color correction with FotoFacial RF and deep wrinkle treatment with Syneron's Matrix series.

In this episode, Kris and her husband, former Olympian Bruce Jenner, debate a surgical or non-surgical makeover. Kris opts not to get plastic surgery and visits Dr. John Shieh of RejuvaYou Medical Spas in Pasadena, California, to experience the latest in skin rejuvenation treatments.

"Many of my patients, especially in this economy, are opting out of going under the knife and instead choose non-surgical alternatives like laser treatments," said Dr. Shieh. "Women don't want the tight and plumped, overdone look and are using laser-based treatments like triniti skin treatment to achieve and maintain their desired appearance without the downtime and/or complications associated with surgical procedures."

With three treatments, each spaced four weeks apart, the triniti skin treatment, developed by Syneron(TM) Medical Ltd. (Nasdaq: ELOS), encourages collagen production and new skin cell growth.

To find a triniti skin treatment provider near you or for more information, please visit '/>"/>

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