Not a one size fits all practice.

Before aesthetics, Kelli worked in high-acuity shock trauma ICU at Memorial Hermann in the Texas Medical Center, where precision, anatomy, and decision-making were non-negotiable. She has carried that same standard into aesthetics since 2018, building a practice known for thoughtful treatment planning, restraint, and results that look like you - natural, intentional, and never overdone.

Kelli’s work is rooted in facial anatomy, skin quality, and long-term strategy. She is a national trainer for Galderma, a speaker and educator in the aesthetics industry, and a trusted provider for patients who want expertise without the ego.

At The Skin Clinic, she leads a team committed to clinical excellence, honest guidance, and never doing more just because they can.

Megan's path to aesthetic medicine began in the operating room, where she developed a strong foundation in anatomy, procedural precision, and patient care. Her personal experience with acne sparked a passion for dermatology and skin health, ultimately combining two interests into a career dedicated to helping patients look and feel their best.

Known for her thoughtful, comprehensive approach, Megan believes exceptional aesthetic outcomes start with understanding the whole patient—not just the treatment area. She takes time to learn each patient's concerns, goals, and skin history, creating individualised plans that prioritize both long-term skin health and natural-looking results. Her consultations focus on education as much as treatment, helping patients understand the underlying factors that contribute to their concerns and the most effective ways to address them.

Megan is passionate about blending science, artistry, and advanced aesthetic techniques to enhance each patient's natural features. She takes her work seriously because she understands firsthand how skin concerns can affect confidence, and she finds it incredibly rewarding to help patients feel more comfortable and confident in their own skin.

Molly was drawn to aesthetic medicine because it sits at the intersection of science and art — a space where clinical rigour and an eye for detail work together. After years in critical care and surgical nursing, she found that aesthetics gave her something rare: the time to actually sit with a patient, understand their concerns, and build a plan that makes sense for them.

What she brings to a consultation that most practices don't is context. Molly takes time to explain what's happening beneath the skin — the underlying changes driving what patients can see at the surface — and builds a treatment plan around that understanding rather than the symptom alone.

Patients leave knowing more about their own skin than when they arrived. She takes this work seriously because how people feel about their appearance isn't vanity — it affects how they feel emotionally and physically, and that deserves to be taken seriously.

Jennifer came to hormone and integrative medicine through her own health journey. Discovering functional medicine changed how she understood healing — and gave her a passion for helping others find the answers they'd stopped expecting to get.

What she does differently in a consultation is listen. Not just to the presenting concern, but to the details that tend to get overlooked — the things patients mention in passing that turn out to matter most. That's where truly personalised care begins.

Patients leave knowing that what they're feeling isn't something they have to accept, and that there are real answers and concrete next steps available to them. She takes this work seriously because she wants people to feel well enough to fully show up for the things and people that matter most to them.