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David Zayas is a Puerto Rican-American theatrical, film, and television actor. Born in Puerto Rico, but raised in the Bronx borough of New York City, Zayas joined the United States Air Force early in life where he was able to develop skills that would lead him to become a New York City Police officer after he was discharged from service. As a police officer, Zayas developed the personality that would allow him to develop as a character actor, and which led to a series of acting jobs on television and film mainly playing law enforcement officers. However, working in law enforcement also provided Zayas with the ability to play characters on the other side of the law. This ability allowed him to play Enrique Morales, one of the most memorable inmates of HBO's long-running prison-drama OZ. In a total number of 28 episodes from 2002-2003, Zayas's character became one of the most ruthless inmates featured in that series. A member of the LAByrinth Theatre Company since 1992, a New York City-base traveling actors group, Zayas has branched out into television and film projects, which has diversified his resumé which guest roles in such popular television series such as New York Undercover and NYPD. It was at LAByrinth where he met his future wife, actress Liza Colón-Zayas. They presently reside in Los Angeles where Zayas plays Angel Batista in the Showtime drama Dexter starring actor Michael C. Hall in the title role.
Here's a report on men and wrinkles:
Despite the popular belief that gentlemen enjoy becoming "distinguished" with the signs of aging, dermatologists are finding that men now represent a growing number of Americans who seek botulinum rejuvenation to reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles.
Botulinum rejuvenation is a simple procedure in which dermatologists carefully inject a low dose of botulinum toxin into an individual´s facial muscles, causing temporary relaxation of the injected muscles. This procedure can safely and effectively reduce the appearance of facial lines, crows feet and wrinkles -- the most common signs of aging. Botulinum rejuvenation is preferred by patients because it is non-invasive and features practically no recovery time.
"In general, public acceptance of botulinum rejuvenation has grown significantly since the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the use of botulinum toxin type A for the treatment of forehead furrows in April 2002," said Dr. Zachary. "Yet recently there has been an increase in the use of these cosmetic procedures by men, and this trend is likely to continue as men realize it is socially acceptable and possibly even advantageous for them to enhance their appearance."
