The most common question I receive is, “Will my treatment look natural?” And my answer is always the same, “Yes! It can and it should!” But in order for that to happen, you need to ensure you are working with someone who is skilled and committed to investing in the latest training and technology. That’s a real passion for me. I soak up every opportunity I can to learn and enhance my craft. I consider myself a lifelong student of my trade, which was probably instilled in me growing up with a dad who was a teacher. The field of cosmetic science is always evolving, and I believe that I owe it to myself and my clients to keep current on the latest developments and best practices so I can help my clients achieve the most optimal results possible.

Honestly, anyone who has ever been curious about a cosmetic procedure and who wants to look their personal best. One of my favorite parts about my job is consultations. I love meeting new people and helping them understand the benefits they can achieve with established skincare routines and by taking advantage of the latest in medical treatments, like Botox or fillers. There is zero pressure to move forward with a treatment during our first visit – it’s a chance for you to get to know me, for me to get to know you, and most importantly, for you to ask any question that might be giving you hesitation. From there, we’ll work together to develop a plan that’s right for you.

I love the outdoors and it’s important for me to stay active. Most recently, I hiked across the Grand Canyon, which is an adventure I’ll never forget. I also spend as much time as possible with my son, who’s now a student at Minnesota State University of Moorhead. And, for more than 20 years, I’ve been a member of the 188th Army Band of the North Dakota National Guard, playing both the flute and piccolo. Representing the men and women who have served or are actively serving our country is incredibly humbling, and it is an experience I know I’ll treasure for the rest of my life.