Meet Dr. Trevor Born, one of Manhattans most respected surgeons specializing in Eye-lid surgery, Facial Rejuvenation, Micro-Fat Grafting, Breast Augmentation, Breast lifts, and has advanced expertise on the cosmetic use of BOTOX.  Born holds a Bachelor of Science from Queens University in Kingston, Ontario Canada and his Doctrine of Medicine Degree from McMaster University. He completed his postgraduate training at Mt. Sinai Hospital, and a residency in plastic and reconstructive surgery at the University of Toronto. His esteemed practice is located on 910 Fifth Avenue, and his unrivaled work has garnered him an a-list clientele. Born has been featured in Vogue and Vanity Fair, and Oprah has hosted him twice to discuss his anti-aging techniques, products, and procedures. He and his highly trained staff offer a variety of non-surgical procedures including Restylane, Perlane, and Sculptra injections, eyelid lifts, and Thermage, Photorejuvination, and laser hair treatments. Born also is a clinical lecturer and continues to contribute to the further education and study in the field of plastic surgery.

When we featured La Prairie’s $1,000 platinum face cream in our winter Gift Guide, we didn’t realize we were reporting on what may become a trend of über expensive skincare. But the latest collaboration between La Mer and British royal bespoke furniture designer David Linley has resulted in a $1,063 bottle of face cream…in a pretty case.  One 60 ml bottle of La Mer’s essential Crème De La Mer moisturizing cream with a silver spatula will be displayed in Linley’s limited edition Luxe Keepsake Box, crafted from sycamore and finished in distinct green. For those with sisters, daughters or friends with sticky (or, in this case, well-moisturized) fingers, the box also comes with a custom lock and key.  Only fifteen of these special boxes will be available for sale.

Via www.bornrich.org