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For over three decades, I've had the privilege of caring for some of the most discerning faces in New York City. My clients came to me from all over the world, and they stayed — not because of trends, but because of results.

Newsletter · By Aida Bicaj · English · US · Official site

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  1. Issue · Jul 23, 2026

    Why Contact Is the Final Frontier of Luxury (opens the original)

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    Of course I want my skin to be smooth. What do you think I am doing here? But more and more, daily life is getting smoother in a way that feels mundane. We pinch and poke at flat glass screens. We order same-day delivery. We tap to pay without a second thought. Contactless everything, actually. And I think this underlines something I have always known: human touch, and the tactile, three-dimensional experiences that come with it, hold the keys to true luxury. It is in the visible brushstrokes of

  2. Issue · Jul 7, 2026

    Why I Stay Loyal to Valmont (opens the original)

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    People ask me why Valmont still holds the place it does in my practice, and the price is usually somewhere in the question. My answer comes from twenty five years of watching what this brand does on actual skin, in actual treatment rooms, appointment after appointment. One well made product, used consistently, changes a complexion more than a shelf full of half finished bottles ever will. That has always been the return I look for before anything else.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img"

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