Dallas, TX—March 27, 2008—Dr. Bill Johnson’s Innovations MedSpa, a leader in the medspa industry that offers many of the latest innovations in the U.S., has been featured on CBS news on March 24, 2008.
Stephanie Lucero’s report is titled “Woman Suffering After Weight-Loss Injection.” Former clients say a company promised to help them lose inches all with a simple injection. But for many, all they’ve been left with are serious health issues and debt.
“I think they misrepresented their product by saying it was painless and doesn’t have any side effects,” said Dr. Bill Johnson.
Dr. Johnson said he is now seeing dozens of former Fig patients, many who reported having medical problems since receiving the injections.
“With LipoDissolve, that fat had nowhere to go but into your circulation,” Dr. Johnson said. “And what does that do? No one knows.”
The procedure used by Fig is known in the medical world as Mesotherapy, according to Dr. Johnson. He said it does work for a limited number of people, but there’s no guide for who will benefit and who won’t.
Founded in 2005, Dr. Johnson’s Innovations MedSpa has been at the forefront of the medspa industry by offering the newest aesthetics technology to the nation. Among other firsts, Dr Johnson is currently one of the first doctors in the world to introduce Thermage DC and the first in the U.S. to offer Acoustic Wave Therapy for cellulite treatment. Dr. Johnson brings his years of experience as an internist to provide extremely safe esthetic procedures and has cleared patients for surgery for more than 25 years. He was chosen among all the esthetic practices to appear on the National Medical Report (NMR) hosted by Hugh Downs. The report centers on procedures Baby Boomers are having done to combat aging. NMR appears on CNN, PBS, MSNBC, and several other networks. Dr. Johnson is a member of the Texas Medical Association, the American Collage of Physicians, the American Medical Association, American College of Physician Executives, American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery and Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society. For more information, please visit www.innovationsmedspa.com.
Stephanie Lucero is a veteran reporter for CBS 11 News. She covers all types of issues, from breaking news to on-going immigration issues. Over the course of her 20-year career, she has reported on the Branch Davidian standoff, Jessica McClure, the little girl who fell down the well in Midland, Texas, and she has followed the plight of immigrants who have risked their lives crossing into the U.S. illegally.
Stephanie is a native of Los Angeles but has called Dallas home since 1984, when she began reporting for the CBS station for North Texas. Getting to Dallas was no easy task; Stephanie got her first job as a television reporter by spending a lot of her free time with reporters at KNBC in Los Angeles. That's where she started in news; as the secretary for the News Director.
Stephanie has been a reporter in New Orleans, Las Vegas and Reno, as well as in the DFW market - exciting towns for news coverage.
Success comes in many forms, but Stephanie believes you don’t succeed in this business by waiting for the story to come to you. “Hard work isn’t an option, it’s part of everything I do. My mother instilled an incredibly positive attitude in me, and that has encouraged me to reach high every day.”
Stephanie is the proud mother of twin boys who are three-years-old and she is married to long-time sweetheart, Craig Casler. “I’ve chosen to keep my maiden name on the air because I am so proud of my roots.”
Stephanie is a founding member of the DFW Network of Hispanic Communicators and an advocate for all Latinos interested in a career in television journalism.
Alan Vojtech
Innovations MedSpa
Tel. 817/410-7970
Cell Phone. 214/803-3009
avojtech@innovationsmedspa.com