My journey into aesthetics and owning my own medspa stems from a multidimensional background. Initially, I pursued a Bachelor's degree in Educational Psychology, focusing on the intricate relationship between psychological development and education. Building on this foundation, I earned a second Bachelor's degree in Nursing, specializing in Medical Surgical Psychology. In this role, I care for patients who are both physically unwell and mentally unclear.

During my nursing career, I personally experienced the transformative effects of aesthetic treatments like Botox and neuromodulators. Not only did I notice a physical change, but those around me observed an uplifted mood and increased energy levels. This personal experience resonated deeply with my professional observations: how our external appearance can significantly impact our mental well-being. Just as I witnessed firsthand the positive effects of simple grooming practices on my patients—such as styling hair, applying nail polish, or a clean shave—I believe aesthetic treatments can similarly enhance mood and self-perception.

Numerous studies support the connection between aesthetics and mental health, reinforcing my belief in the power of aesthetic practices to promote positive mental states. This understanding drives my passion to integrate aesthetics into my practice, aiming to convey the profound impact of feeling good on the outside to overall well-being.