A Fancy New Skin Center Opens in Highland Park
Top Doctor Marvels Over Dallas’ Beautiful People
By Linden Wilson Jobe //
Photography Rhi Lee
What: ZO Skin Centre opening party
Where: The Shops of Highland Park
PC Moment: During one of the first cold snaps of the season, beauty and skincare devotees packed Dallas’ first ZO Skin Centre to celebrate its debut and meet the man who started it all, Dr. Zein Obagi.
Obagi, a renowned board-certified dermatologist, was the first to create physician-dispensed skincare and successfully treat pigmentation problems for various ethnicities.
Inside the luxe medical aesthetic institute, partygoers previewed ZO Skin Health products such as the Brightenex skin brightening and correcting cream; the Offects line (cleanser, exfoliating polish, and sulfur masque); and Obagi’s Oclipse sun protection primers and sunscreens.
The centre also staffs trained medical professionals who perform scientifically advanced facial and body procedures, including signature peels, facials, laser services, fat and cellulite reduction, and injectables.
In addition to Obagi, plastic surgeon Dr. Chris Khorsandi and general and hand surgeon Dr. Mark Khorsandi are partners in the Dallas boutique.
“Every time I visit Dallas,” Obagi says, “I’m in awe of how beautiful and healthy everyone is. This is the perfect community for us to share what we do.”
Who: ZO Skin Health, Inc. founder and ZO Skin Centre medical director Dr. Zein Obagi, Dr. Mark Khorsandi, Dr. Christopher Khorsandi, Dr. Phillip Dauwe, Jennifer Carollo, Kelly Mitchell, Lynsey Eaton, Nancy Gopez, Tanya Foster, Jordan Rihani, Jermey Herbertson, Lynn McBee, Chandra North Blaylock, Cindy Scaramuzza, Emily Stavinoha, and Victoria Waggoner.
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