jane’s relationship with medicine was shaped early - by loss, by discipline, and by the understanding that care is never superficial.

after earning her undergraduate degree at ohio state, she went on to complete nursing and nurse practitioner training at vanderbilt university. on her first day of np school, she questioned whether she belonged. she graduated with honors, and was the first in her class to receive a job offer.

her clinical foundation was built in women’s health at texas children’s hospital in houston, an environment that demanded precision, restraint, and critical thinking. the skills developed there continue to define her approach today.

jane’s path into aesthetics is deeply personal. losing her mother to ovarian cancer in high school altered the trajectory of her life and sparked her commitment to medicine. her mother also loved beauty, something jane carries with her into her work now. a reminder that caring for how someone feels in their skin can be both meaningful and profound.

with over a decade of experience as a nurse practitioner, and advanced training in both the u.s. and europe, jane approaches aesthetics with discipline rather than trend-chasing. she invests heavily in continued education, believing that mastery is never finished.

her philosophy is simple: treat the face as a whole, preserve expression, prioritize longevity, and create results that don’t announce themselves.