On April 5, 2015, Dr. Frederick Brant, a 65-year-old cosmetic dermatologist known the world

over as the Baron of Botox, was found hanging from a yellow cord in his garage in Coconut Grove, Florida.

Tough questions being asked in the wake of the death of the skin care doctor to the stars.

Dermatologist Frederick Brant was found dead in his Miami home.

The dermatologist to the stars found dead in an apparent suicide.

And some are wondering this morning if a parody on a popular Netflix show went too far.

The unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt features a flamboyant dermatologist called Dr.

Fran, who some say bears a striking resemblance to Dr. Brandt.

Dr. Brandt had a best-selling product line and pristine homes in New York and Miami,

where he showcased his modern art collection worth more than 50 million.

His clients were among some of the most famous women in the world.

Movie stars, supermodels, and magazine editors were often spotted sneaking out of a secret exit at his Murray Hill offices.

Their massive SUVs waiting to wait. out of a secret exit at his Murray Hill offices.

Their massive SUVs waiting to whisk them away

to recover and emerge as fresher, better versions of themselves.

In 2008, New York Magazine dubbed his look that of plush, round cheeks, strong jaws,

and pillowy lips, the new new face. His colleagues loved him. His peers envied him. To women who hoped

to evade the ticking clock of time, Dr. Brandt was the most potent drug dealer in the world.

And the dealer got high on his own supply.

Somebody told me they ran into him. I said, oh great. And he said you wouldn't recognize it completely different.

The hair was blonde. I don't know whether he had any cosmetic surgery over the years.

He was very bright. I'd be shocked. We had a name on it or a B-plus and anything.

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