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Slack.com slash DHQ. Maria Cruz came to New York from the Philippines to fulfill her dreams,

her ambition. Maria Cruz is kind of an example of the best possible

of immigrant success story. The reason people come to America is a tiny woman quite incredibly

religious Catholic. She was so devout that when Maria first arrived in New York City,

she lived in a dorm that was run by nuns. I made Maria actually 20 years ago because that's

when I moved to the dorm. Maria is kind of quiet. She's very professional, go get her,

very ambitious. She has all this dream, you know, American dream. She got an MBA at Fordham.

She got a job at Barclays. She worked in an office on Park Avenue. How amazing is that?

She moved from a residential place for women to her own apartment in a high rise on the

West Side. Maria wanted to make the most of her appearance. She took great care with

her skin and got fatials and used products to help her skin's health. And she was very

much aware of how she dressed, how she carried herself, and how other people saw her.

Who better to fit into that desire for Maria Cruz, but Dean Feilello, who relished making

people look and feel good? According to Dean, she had some scarring on the inside of her

legs that she basically wanted to raced with a laser. And that's what Dean says he treated

her for. How many times did you see her? I would say somewhere between 10 and 15 times.

You know, we spent many hours during the treatment talking to each other. How did she strike

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