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As part of a menu of grand-opening promotions — which extend through Aug. 31 — Rejuvenation Medi-Spa in the Columbia Street Waterfront District is hosting a catered Botox Party on Aug. 12.

The frown line and furrowed brow eraser is being sold for $10 a unit — as opposed to $15 a unit, according to Rejuvenation owner — and Dyker Heights native — Nick DeFonte, who transformed the business from LOMA Wellness Center to Rejuvenation in May.

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Rejuvenation’s medical director is Dr. James Avellini, a board certified cosmetic surgeon.

“I’m most proud to be affiliated with him and what he does,” said DeFonte. “He loves what he does and does it to the fullest.”

Rejuvenation Medi-Spa (71 Carroll St. at Columbia Street in the Columbia Street Waterfront District) is open Monday through Saturday. For more information, call (347) 442-3880 or visit the Web site www.rjmedispas.com.

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