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Caring for people as a nurse since 1996
I started as a nursing assistant at sixteen, later earning my nursing degree while raising a toddler. Aesthetics became where my clinical training and eye for detail finally came together.
Sixteen, and a nursing assistant
My first job was bed baths and vital signs. I learned early that the small, unglamorous parts of care are the parts people remember.
Pediatrics, then hospice
Two ends of the same lesson: be honest, be gentle, and never make someone feel like a number. I carry both into every appointment now.
Nursing school with a toddler on my hip
Clinical rotations, night shifts, and a two-year-old. It took longer than the brochure said it would. I would do it again.
Into aesthetics
Injecting let me use the detail-obsessed part of my brain alongside the clinical part. Same care, different room, and results people actually recognise as their own face.
Four promises, every time
A real assessment
We start with your skin and your history, not a menu of treatments I’d like to sell you.
Honest recommendations
If the answer is “nothing yet” or “see a dermatologist”, that is what you’ll hear from me.
The same nurse throughout
Consult, treatment, follow-up, and the text you send three weeks later. All me.
Nothing I wouldn’t use
Every product on the shelf is one I keep at home or use in the treatment room.
Let's talk about your skin
Consults are unhurried and free of pressure. Bring your questions, your current routine, and the thing you’ve been quietly worrying about.
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