MY APPROACH
Skin doesn’t exist in isolation.
The face is a complex, interconnected system, and I believe it should be cared for that way. Skin, muscles, circulation, lymphatic flow and the tissues beneath all play a role in how the face looks and feels.
Healthy skin comes from intentional care that supports its natural function without constantly asking it to do more.
My approach is less about quick fixes and more about consistent practices that keep skin vibrant over time.
From science
to skincare.
Before becoming an esthetician, I earned a Master’s degree in Communication Disorders and worked as a speech-language pathologist. That background gave me an early appreciation for anatomy, physiology and how closely the body’s systems work together.
In 2005, I followed a longtime passion for skincare and became a licensed esthetician. In the two decades since, I’ve continued studying the skin, facial anatomy and how the structures of the face relate to one another.
What began as a love of skincare has grown into a much broader way of caring for the face.
MY BACKGROUND
MY WORK
A practice shaped by experience.
Today, my work brings together skincare and hands-on facial work, with deep facial massage as my signature. Depending on what the skin needs, I may also include face cupping, gua sha, lymphatic drainage, facial reflexology and more.
That work extends beyond the treatment room. I teach simple techniques you can use at home to care for your skin and face consistently, because what we do regularly matters just as much as what happens during a facial.
I’m always learning and refining my practice, grounded in the belief that healthy skin starts with an understanding of the face as a whole.
Healthy skin goes beyond products.