About

My path to oncology esthetics started in the lab, not the treatment room. With over 20 years of experience in pathology, I spent my career studying skin and tissue at the cellular level — learning firsthand how disease, treatment, and the body’s own healing process show up in the skin.

I specialize in corrective and oncology-focused skincare — treating clients navigating cancer treatment and survivorship, as well as those dealing with acne, hyperpigmentation, and other stubborn skin concerns.

My approach is equal parts science and care: I assess what’s actually happening in the skin, explain it in terms clients can understand, and build a plan that respects where their body is in its healing.

Education is central to every visit; I want clients to leave not just with results, but with a real understanding of what their skin needs and why. I became an esthetician because I love helping people repair and restore their skin, and I pursued oncology training because I believe good skincare shouldn’t stop for people going through cancer treatment — it should adapt to meet them where they are.

That mix of lab-trained knowledge, hands-on clinical experience, and genuine compassion is what I bring to every appointment.