Dr. Emil Chynn — New York’s pickiest bachelor — is still looking for love, and in unique ways.
After finding little success when he posted a personal ad in the Spring 2012 issue of Columbia University’s alumni magazine, offering a $10,000 charitable donation for an introduction to the right woman, the Ivy League-educated surgeon has a new offer — hook him up and he will fix you up.
Chynn, who runs a Park Avenue LASEK eye surgery practice is now offering cosmetic procedures to those who can find him the right lady.
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The good doctor will shell out US$100 for finding him a first date. If there is a second date you could receive free eyelash-enhancer Latisse or US$200.
On the chance a third date should take place, Chynn would offer free Botox or US$300; free Juvederm injections or US$400 for the elusive fourth date, and free LASEK surgery on one eye worth US$2,000 or US$500 cash for that magical fifth date.
(Liberty Times)
鄭道明醫師，紐約最挑剔的單身漢，仍在尋覓真愛，而且用的方法很獨特。
經過在二０一二年春季號哥倫比亞大學校友期刊張貼徵友廣告，提出介紹他認識適合的女子，他就捐出一萬美元做公益的條件，卻沒什麼成效後，這名擁有常春藤大學學歷的外科醫師現在提出新條件：幫他作媒，他就幫你整得美美。
鄭道明經營一家位於公園大道的角膜皮下雷射屈光手術眼科外科，他現在提供整形療程給能幫他找到理想情人的人。
成功幫他安排第一次約會，這位好好醫師將付一百美元。若還有第二次約會，就能獲得免費的睫毛生長療程或兩百美元。
假如有第三次約會的話，鄭道明會提供免費施打肉毒桿菌或三百美元；若進展到可遇不可求的第四次約會，就免費注射玻尿酸或四百美元。有奇蹟式的第五次約會，就免費進行價值兩千美元的單眼角膜皮下雷射屈光手術，或五百美元現金。
（自由時報／翻譯：管淑平）
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