Where art, empathy, and transformation converge.

I lost my mother to breast cancer when she was just 49. I was only 19. That loss shaped me — not as a moment of weakness, but as the foundation for a life of resilience. I’ve lived my entire adult life without her, but every step I’ve taken reflects the strength, independence, and grace she embodied.

Art has always been my outlet. Long before Skin Rehab Lab was born, I was sketching, painting, writing, designing, creating. It was how I processed pain, how I expressed emotion, how I connected with the world. Years later, after surviving a traumatic dog bite to my face, that connection deepened. I understood the emotional weight that scars can carry — how they quietly influence the way we see ourselves and how we move through the world.

That experience didn’t just inspire me — it transformed me. It gave me the passion, empathy and drive to build something bigger than myself. That something became Skin Rehab Lab.

I didn’t arrive here by accident. My previous career as an advertising and marketing executive gave me the strategic vision to create a brand rooted in clarity, integrity, and connection. But it’s my lived experience — not just my credentials — that fuels my work. I hold over 25 certifications in advanced aesthetics and paramedical tattooing, and have spent more than four years immersed in this craft.

In 2025, I was honored to be recognized on the international stage as the 1st Place Winner in Paramedical Areola Tattoo at The Skin Games — one of the most prestigious competitions in our industry. I was encouraged to enter by some of the most respected professionals in the field, and that recognition reflects not just my skill, but the deep purpose behind my work.

Skin Rehab Lab isn’t just a studio. It’s a sanctuary.

For people healing from surgery.

For people reclaiming their confidence.

For every client ready to feel seen, whole, and beautiful in their skin again. Everyone is welcome here. 

You’re not just booking a service — you’re stepping into a space built by someone who has walked through her own healing. This is where artistry meets heart, where trauma meets transformation, and where scars become symbols of strength.