​I believe the skin is not something to “fix,” but rather a reflection of the life we’ve lived—the emotions we’ve felt, the challenges we’ve carried, and the joy we’ve experienced. In an industry often focused on correction and reversal, my mission is to shift the conversation toward support, nourishment, and self-honoring.

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Before opening Portland Face Sculptor, my career began in a traditional medical spa. While the treatments produced visible results, I felt they often overlooked the skin’s natural intelligence and left little space for true restoration.

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I began to question whether helping people “fix” their appearance truly supported a deeper sense of beauty. I wanted to offer an approach that helped people feel into their natural beauty—one that honored the body rather than overriding it.

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This search led me to softer, more intentional spa environments, where I developed a signature balance between therapeutic effect and deep relaxation. Wanting more from the beauty industry, I immersed myself in transformative facial therapies including buccal (intra-oral) massage, lymphatic drainage, and myofascial face sculpting.

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I deepened my education at East West College of the Healing Arts, graduating as a Licensed Massage Therapist. Today, my work is rooted in therapeutically educated touch that naturally lifts, supports, and reveals the face’s inherent structure and beauty.

When natural skin nourishment is paired with skilled face sculpting, the result is not just visible—it is self-honoring, restorative, and deeply transformative.​​​​​