So we are able to offer this for free to people who are in financial need, without asking for any money.”Īlthough Michelle initially filled her scars to move on from talking about her past suicide attempt, she says she’s now come full circle. “He’s donating his time and the companies are donating the drugs, and I donate my time. “It’s completely self sustaining,” the Hawaii Five-O star explained. Rivkin are able to help survivors erase their scars at no cost. With drug companies like Allergan and Galderma donating the dermal fillers and laser companies also chipping in, Michelle and Dr. “This is something that I can do that really makes a big impact in people’s lives, so of course I’d want to do it.” Rivkin, who runs an award winning cosmetic surgery practice in Los Angeles, offers his time pro-bono and told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY that he’s “humbled” to be able to help. Rivkin have been on a mission to help those suffering with the physical scars from mental illness including, self-harm, NSSID, drug abuse, and suicide attempts.ĭr. In that moment the Roll Up Your Sleeves Campaign was born, and since then Michelle and Dr.
I know so many people that you could help, and without blinking an eye, he said tell me how?” “I was like, you could help so many people. “It was the first time in my adult life where I’m looking at myself and I was like my scars are gone, they’re gone. “I thought they were never going to be gone, but you have to look for them now,” she continued.
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