ABOUT NICOLE
With over 15 years experience in a dermatology office, and working as a trained and licensed esthetician since 2002, Nicole loves to help her clients achieve and maintain healthy skin.
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Nicole graduated from the New Mexico Aveda Institute in December of 2001 in the course of Esthiology. Her career began as an intern in a dermatology office where she shadowed the dermatologists during their medical clinic which included MOHS surgeries, mole checks, medical skin conditions consults and treatments. She also learned the cosmetic treatments and was hired after graduating by the Dermatology Med Spa as an Esthetician.
With over 15 years experience in a dermatology office she has a wide range of knowledge in the esthetic field including teen and adult acne, sensitive and sensitized skin, hormonal aging and skin conditions. Nicole is a passionate esthetician who enjoys educating her clients to help them achieve results and maintain a lifetime of healthy skin. Nicole enjoys spending time with her husband and their 3 Boston terrier’s. She loves traveling and visiting with family and friends. Nicole lives an environmentally conscientious lifestyle. |
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The dragonfly is symbolic in almost every culture throughout the world. To the Japanese Samurai, it is a symbol of victory, power, and agility. In China, it is a sign of luck associated with prosperity and harmony. In Native American cultures, it is seen as a sign of purity and happiness. In almost every part of the world the dragonfly symbolizes change. Unlike other symbols of change, the change associated with the dragonfly is that of maturity, gaining a sense of self, positive life-force renewal power, and poise.
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