The eye of an artist. The care of a specialist.

My path to this work.

I came to scar care through my own life.

I spent many years as a makeup artist. Originally from Colombia, I built my career in fashion and, after moving to New York, spent more than a decade represented by an elite talent agency, working with artists and brands around the world. That work trained my eye, taught me how color, light, and skin behave, and gave me a feel for detail that I bring to everything I do now.

During the pandemic, my life changed. My husband was diagnosed with a brain tumor and went through two surgeries. As he recovered, I used everything I knew about skin to care for his scar, improving its texture and color as he healed. Around the same time, I lost my mother, unexpectedly.

Watching what gentle, skilled care could give back to someone I loved showed me where I wanted to put my hands and my heart. I trained, I certified, and I built a practice devoted entirely to scars, including the deeply personal work of helping people who have undergone mastectomies feel whole again.

My fashion background gave me an artist's eye. My own experience gave me the reason. Today, I bring both to every person I sit with.