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SKINNEY Medspa’s Operations Manager Revana Rahman sits down with Celeb Secrets to share how you’ll be looking (and feeling) your best at all your upcoming events.
Finding a huge, unbearable zit on your face can be one of the most scary things on the planet. The urge to squeeze can be irresistible, so it’s important to understand what to put on a popped pimple overnight if you don’t want to wake up with an even worse situation.
Like all varieties of acne, scalp acne is not a ton of fun. If you’ve spent a lot of time dealing with this issue, you’ll be interested to learn the ways to treat scalp acne, because there’s no point putting off this ailment.
You may adore your body hair, you may be completely indifferent to it, or it may be the bane of your existence. If you fall into the latter category, you might want to learn how to get rid of unwanted nipple hair, because it might be driving you wild, but not in a good way.
There was all kinds of crazy on Monday night’s The Bachelor (who can forget Kelsey’s bizarre pre-rose ceremony breakdown?!), but the biggest bombshell of all was when contestant Britt Nilsson admitted she hadn’t washed her hair in a week.
As someone in their late twenties, I must admit I’ve tested out a fair few skin care routines from my adolescence to now. However, according to the experts, there are some skin care habits to get into by the time you’re 29, that you might have overlooked.
We have no shame in preaching the dangerous side effects of both sunburns and suntans. Skin cancer is SERIOUS, and melanoma doesn’t discriminate. Watch this new PSA if you don’t believe us. “Tanning results from injury to the DNA in skin cells,” says Dr. Hadley King.
The countdown to your wedding is on and your big day is finally on the calendar. Now’s the time to figure out when you need to schedule your makeup and hair trial, visit your colorist, and whiten your teeth, along with a million other details to ensure you look your prettiest.
If you’re like most women, you probably keep a regular schedule of beauty appointments—and you’d never miss your monthly bikini wax, right? But when it comes to exercising, some of your favorite workouts—namely the sweat, dirt, and bacteria that can come along with them.
Anyone who’s against animal cruelty probably prefers not to wear leather, due to the suffering involved in its creation. Leather loathers are likely interested to know if fake leather causes more blisters, in case they need to prepare themselves for a slightly less comfy life.
If you’re someone who suffers with dry skin, you’re likely not looking forward to the changing seasons. Although it feels like summer’s just begun, you’ll want to prepare for the months ahead — a process that can include learning how to deal with dry skin in the fall.
You’d be hard pressed to find a beauty editor who doesn’t have a facial spray at their desk. Consider it as essential as mascara or hand cream to your beauty bag. Although we adoringly spritz on our mist when in need of a little pick-me-up, we must admit, we’ve always wondered, “
As if worrying about pimples popping up on our faces wasn’t enough, some of us also have to deal with the very real (and annoying) issue of body acne. And by now you’re probably schooled on what causes the breakouts on your T-zone.
Trigger warning: This article discusses suicide. A pimple can easily feel like the end of the world, especially if it’s big, painful, red, and you get the picture. For those of us with the occasional breakouts or smatterings of blemishes across our faces and bodies, topical acne products.
Stefanie Scott, 18, Wearing gorgeous waves or curls in your hair is trendy and fun, but can be dangerous — just ask Stefanie Scott, who got burned, literally! Stefanie Scott posted this adorable pic on Instagram on Oct. 15, writing: “check out that curling iron burn on my right shoulder.”
Sometimes the spa can be the scariest f*cking place ever. It’s perfectly ironic that the one place where we’re supposed to unwind and let all our inhibitions go is actually terrifying. Sure, the massages are great, but do you really have to get totally naked for them?
If there’s one thing the beauty world can agree on, it’s don’t skimp on the sunscreen. Thankfully, the battle against skin cancer, sun spots and wrinkles is getting easier to fight with addition to SPF to many of our favorite everyday products.
You always remember to take off your makeup and you’re diligent about following a consistent skin care regimen, so why are you still getting acne? While there are some factors like genetics that are more or less out of your control.
If there’s one body part that suffers most during winter, it’s our lips. No matter how well we take care of our skin, some of us feel like we’re continually plagued with dry, irritated chapped lips. They hurt, they’re unsightly, and they’re a real nuisance when trying to apply a festive red lipstick
Not to stress you out, but what you do at night can have a big impact on how you look in the morning. This is why your before-bed grooming routine needs to be on-point. We know, we know, you’re tired, and it’s annoying to have to do a million things before hitting the sack.
Acne is a wily foe and can change daily, yet alone seasonally. Folks who suffer with acne might wonder how to treat acne differently in the winter, because the colder months bring a whole host of different problems with them.
Fact. Beauty products don’t have to cost a ton of cash in order for them to work. It’s a beautiful thing, and it true of all genres, including skin care! Yes, you can find beneficial formulas that treat and nourish your complexion at the drugstore, all while putting some $$$ in your savings account.
Having survived puberty, there are probably a few types of face bumps you have familiarized yourself with: Namely whiteheads, pimples, and blackheads. But, what about the rest? At some point in your life you may end up with different kinds of face bumps that you simply don’t recognize.
There’s a lot of information out there on the ever expanding internet and it can be difficult to decipher fact from fiction. When it comes to skincare, it seems everyone has an opinion, but you’re best off with easy skincare treatments your skincare specialist wants you to know about.
We’ve all seen them—products that promise to wake you up from your morning stupor with a zingy scent. If you’re anything like us, you’re pretty sure nothing aside from a venti cup of Joe is going to do that. But, we got to thinking.
“Dermatology is a thoroughly fascinating specialty in medicine,” says dermatologist Vermén Verallo-Rowell, MD, who founded VMV Hypoallergenics. “Unlike all the internal organs, our skin is out in the open for us to touch, smell, and see.”
When you’re a babe who’s into beauty, it’s beyond awesome when you stumble across a bizarre new tool that you love. However, these serendipitous events don’t happen regularly (unless you’re ridiculously lucky).
Ok, New York. We did it. We survived the first snowfall of the season. Winter is here and that means more Netflix and ski trips upstate. But, winters in the city can be just as fun as summers in the Hamptons and we’ve rounded up a list of our favorite finds to get us through the coldest of winter.
Understanding concepts of convenience as well as an unmatched level of service was the basis for the creation of SKINNEY Medspa, the brainchild of sisters Adriana and Marisa Martino.
While a good old-fashioned facial never goes out of style, there are new and innovative treatments that are definitely worth trying in 2019.
Is that a zit… there?! Whether it’s on your boobs, back or anywhere in between, body acne is the worst. Not to mention, dealing with below-the-chin bumps is a totally different beast than facial acne.
Water plays a central role in making sure your skin stays healthy, smooth and radiant, so it only makes sense that every skin care aisle is lined with products that promise to hydrate and moisturize skin.
Body hair removal is as much of a personal choice as any other beauty treatment. We can’t deny that for many, there’s been a lengthy history of societal pressure to remove it.
Think upping your SPF game is the only switch you need to make when it comes to transitioning your daily beauty routine for summer months? Think again. We tapped two top dermatologists to get their best tips for crafting the perfect summer skincare routine.
Like cellulite and taste buds that make cilantro scream “soap,” some women are just born with large pores.
Talk to any beauty-product enthusiast and she probably has an early memory of her first visit to the beauty floor at her local department store.
Saks Fifth Avenue’s flagship store in Manhattan has become, at least temporarily, a wellness paradise. The store has dedicated an entire floor to athleisure-focused shops and offerings like workout classes, salt rooms, and even vitamin guru services.
In the market for a “remodelage” cellulite-blasting treatment by French skin doyenne Martine de Richeville? How about a chin-tightening “workout” by FaceGym or an organic mani-pedi by Sundays
Many of us have stubborn fat despite diet and exercise. How can you get rid of those extra pounds that just won’t come off before summer?
I entered a neon-lit chamber the size of a phone booth and sat on the bench as instructed.
Art and New York City are about as synonymous as Paris and Christian Louboutin. Which means on any given night of the year, Manhattanites have their pick of art filled evenings in one of the city’s many galleries, museums, and pop-ups.
As any perennial healthy-eater or exercise buff can tell you, sometimes it takes a bit more than a clean diet and regular sessions at the gym to blast through stubborn layers of fat
Saks Fifth Avenue is moving the beauty department at its flagship store off the ground floor, scrapping a nearly century-old blueprint in a bid to compete with Sephora and other beauty chains, and bring back shoppers who have migrated online.
As a teenager, I never appreciated my butter-smooth skin. Instead, I (as most of us do) focused on other things I didn’t like about my body, not even realizing that skin, the stretchy, fleshy part of my body I largely ignored, could be of any importance to me, especially on areas that werent my face
I was recently invited to experience a SaltFacial at the SKINNEY Medspa and since I’ve never had one I decided to take them up on their offer!
The countdown for the annual Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show has begun. We know when the ladies will be strutting their stuff and where.
This summer low-slung hipster bikini bottoms have been replaced by super-high-cut silhouettes that soar above the hip.
If you’ve recently achieved a skin goal, congratulations! Now what? Here, skin experts share the next steps you should take so you can keep up that flawless complexion of yours.
Another day, another beauty oil. While there’s certainly no shortage of oil in the skincare department, there is one natural oil that stands out above the rest: enter jojoba oil.
With new product brands, launches, and categories popping up every day, beauty can be a bit overwhelming
If you’re someone who chooses to remove hair from someplace on your body, you’ll know what a royal pain it can be (time, money, ingrown hair…SMH).
I never leave my apartment without wearing a cloth face mask these days–and while I’m happy to follow CDC guidelines and do my part to curb the spread of COVID-19, my skin has definitely suffered.
With all the extra time you’re spending at home these days, you might be tempted to purchase a few new high tech skin care products and really up your beauty game.
It took a while for our skin to adjust once we started working from home and social distancing due to COVID-19.
Dry skin? Split-ends? Acne? Stretch marks? We’ve been there, and we know dealing with any of the above can be frustrating.
There’s a reason why we hear about probiotics more than prebiotics. Probiotics, the good-for-the-gut organism that’s found in vitamins, fermented foods, and dairy products is a vital addition for anyone looking to enhance the state of their overall wellness.
Creating a skin care routine can seem daunting, especially when it feels like beauty brands are constantly releasing new products.
There’s a lot to be said about morning routines. We’ve been told to set our alarm clocks earlier and to hit the ground running (literally) with a workout the moment you wake up.
The Bioré Deep Pore Charcoal Cleanser was put on my radar sometime in my middle school days when I was a pimple-prone teen.
Toners, serums, and moisturizers are comon in most skin care routines, but you can also drink your way to a natural glow with beverages that are good for your skin.
As if acne isn’t already troublesome enough, we also have to grapple with the changes in weather to even further set our skin offtrack.
There are all sorts of skin-care patches out there — from under-eye gels to acne stickers, anti-aging appliqués and more
You probably already know about hyaluronic acid, glycolic acid, and alpha hydroxy acids—but there’s a new kid on the proverbial skincare block.
Slathering on all your favorite skincare products is a good thing — really, we encourage it. But in case you didn’t know, haphazardly packing it onto your face is not exactly the best approach.
Many of us have recently introduced a new kind of face mask into our daily routines: PPE (or, personal protective equipment) masks. Unlike our favorite pampering sheet, cream and clay masks, PPE masks can wreak havoc on our skin.
In your shower routine, do you use a body scrub before or after your body wash? I’m someone who prefers to cleanse my body of impurities before I go in with a body scrub to exfoliate, but I’ve learned that not everyone agrees with my method.
In her column for Just Bobbi, author, advisor and attorney Anjali Kumar is willing to try anything in the name of wellness (at least once).
Coconuts not only add a sweet-smelling fragrance to skin care products, but are also hydrating superstars. With expert insight, we’re highlighting the many benefits that coconuts can have on the skin.
If you’re lucky enough to be working from home right now, one of the things you might not miss about life pre-social distancing is your rushed getting-ready routine. Hopefully your current WFH situation allows you to ease into the morning, put on your daytime sweats, and skip makeup all together.
If the phrase “chemical peel” brings to mind the infamous Sex and the City scene where Samantha wears a veil to hide her inflamed complexion, it’s time to shed some misconceptions. (See what we did there?) Actually, peels are some of the most effective, versatile treatment options out there.
Taking your vitamins isn’t just about the food we eat. Vitamin-infused skincare products are everywhere we turn, and it can be daunting to decide what’s really worth incorporating into your beauty routine (especially when your nighttime skincare ritual is starting to cut into your precious time )
Many of us have recently introduced a new kind of face mask into our daily routines: PPE (or, personal protective equipment) masks. Unlike our favorite pampering sheet, cream and clay masks, PPE masks can wreak havoc on our skin. To find out how to prevent and treat side effects like acne.
If your skin isn’t looking or feeling as tight as usual, bad news: That probably won’t be changing anytime soon. As elective procedures across the globe are indefinitely paused due to statewide mandates banning non-essential medical, surgical, and dental procedures.
The Internet was in a frenzy a while back when women began to embrace shaving their faces. However, questions about what happens when you shave your face began popping up as the trend started to disseminate online. Shaving removes unwanted hair from the face.
After closing in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, spas and salons are starting to reopen, and TBH we couldn’t be more excited. Our brows, nails, hair and skin are begging for the touch of a professional.
We here at The Klog are always looking for products that can slow the aging process and repair skin damage. The formulation of the Calming Tide Gel Cream™ by Then I Met You addresses these skin concerns with its signature formula. Here, we dive deep into the benefits of antioxidants.
Your cheeks are so flushed, wearing blush is pretty much a non-issue. When you take a sip of red wine, it’s a matter of seconds before your face starts feeling warm and tight. And forget hitting the gym before work—you’d look lobster-red for every morning meeting on your iCal. Sound familiar?
I discussed the topic with Josie Holmes, an esthetician at SKINNEY Medspa in New York City
The day after my facial, … my colleague remarked “Did you just have a facial? Your skin looks amazing!
You’ll arrive at your destination with a famously youthful and as people say, “snatched”, face.
SKINNEY Medspa specializes in body contouring treatments, and is the number 1 provider of Emsculpt in the world.
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Ryan Bloch attended The University of Wisconsin, Madison where he earned his Bachelors of Arts in English Literature. He then attended Benjamin Cardozo Law School in Manhattan. After graduating, Ryan entered into what was then a brand new industry – the med spa industry. Ryan Bloch founded Laser Cosmetica in 2001 making him one of the first med spa operators in the nation. He quickly grew to become the largest provider of laser hair removal and photofacials in New York and expanded the organization into 17 centers across 4 States, comprising over 150 employees. Laser Cosmetica grew to be the third largest med spa organization in the nation at that time.
In 2010, Ryan founded Body Cosmetica. Body Cosmetica quickly grew to be one of the largest providers of plastic surgery in New York State and expanded to 24 offices across 8 States, all with Board Certified Plastic Surgeons who are members of the American Society of Plastic Surgery.
Sarah Bonner is the Beauty Director at SKINNEY Medspa, helping clients create and discuss customized treatment plans based on their needs and desires. A Texas native, Sarah graduated with a degree in Business and Marketing and has experience working in the medical and health & wellness industries. She is passionate about working with people to find the most customized treatment plan to make them feel their best from the inside out.
Patricia graduated with honors from the University of Nebraska and holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology.
Shortly after, she attended Xenon International Academy of Esthetics to pursue her dream of guiding others on their journey to skin health and wellness. Patricia believes that aesthetic upkeep builds self-confidence—it is not just about the way you look, but rather an outward reflection of how you feel inside. Patricia is passionate about connecting and forming relationships with others. She ensures that all our clients feel comfortable during the consulting process and works to achieve optimal results by creating individual treatment plans based on their unique aesthetic goals.
In her earlier years, Patricia was engaged in both the dance and modeling industries. She has been featured in the Omaha World Herald, Omaha Fashion Week, Good Morning America, and UK Vogue, and is recognized in primetime and show-biz dance competition academy
Megan is a New York licensed esthetician and certified technician of CoolSculpting, chemical peels, microneedling, and Morpheus 8 laser skin resurfacing. Megan has been passionate about esthetics her whole life, beginning with the countless facials she gave as a little girl to her mom. Pursuing her dream to career in medical aesthetics, Megan graduated with honors from Christine Valmy International School of Esthetics and joined the team at SKINNEY Medspa. Megan loves supporting SKINNEY clients at the Flatiron location in their esthetic goals by providing the most effective treatments with the utmost of care.
Shamrin Virani is a licensed Medical Esthetician. She specializes in skincare treatments, body contouring, and laser services.
Shamrin graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business Marketing and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Stony Brook University. Soon after, she graduated with honors from Christine Valmy International School of Esthetics. She is certified in Coolsculpting, Laser, Chemical Peels, Hydrafacial, Microneedling and Microdermabrasion. Shamrin is passionate about educating her clients about skincare and helping them reach their aesthetic goals.
Amanda Dorfman is a New York State licensed Medical Esthetician, certified Laser Technician and Body Contouring specialist.
With over 15 years in the industry, Amanda’s meticulous and thorough approach to skincare and body contouring has gained her an extensive clientele. Beginning her career as a holistic skincare expert, Amanda is able to uniquely integrate technology into her customized treatment plans giving her clients a natural, enhanced result. After graduating from The Hudson Valley School of Advanced Aesthetics in 2007, she opened a private skin studio inside of the Pierre Hotel in New York City, having the pleasure of working on some of the world’s most prestigious faces.
Amanda joined the SKINNEY team in 2021, specializing in IPL, microneedling, radio frequency, CoolSculpting, Fraxel and more. Her passion for skin enhancement and education led her to enroll in a nursing program where she will earn her degree to become an RN, with a goal to combine injectables into her current practice.
Christine studied esthetics at the prestigious Atelier Esthetique Institute under industry pioneer Annette Hanson and became an esthetics trainer at both Atelier and LASER Studio Plus. Christine is a licensed laser technician, specializing in cosmetic laser technologies including Laser Hair Removal NYC, laser skin resurfacing using IPL fractional lasers such as Clear + Brilliant and Fraxel, chemical peel, and more.
Christine first joined the SKINNEY Medspa team at their Upper East Side Spa location and is thrilled to be a part of the SKINNEY Med Spa Flatiron location with internationally renowned NYC hair and beauty salon Warren-Tricomi.
Ashley is a licensed esthetician specializing in medical-grade skin treatments and laser services. She received a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University in design and photography and studied skincare at the National Institute of Medical Aesthetics. She began her career in the beauty industry in 2011 as a makeup artist. She is very excited to bring her knowledge and passion for health and skincare to Skinney Medspa. She looks forward to giving each of her clients a wonderful experience and furthermore, amazing results.
Alison is a SKINNEY Medspa Licensed Esthetician who specializes in non-invasive laser treatments, anti-aging services, and body contouring. She is a certified technician of CoolSculpting, Alma lasers, ablative skin restoration microneedling, and radiofrequency. Alison earned a bachelor’s degree from Arizona State University, a master’s degree from Columbia University, and graduated with honors from Christine Valmy International School of Esthetics. Alison cares deeply for her clients and is passionate about creating individualized treatment plans to suit each client’s specific needs and goals. She has a bubbly and warm personality and demonstrates a deep breadth of knowledge of both products and treatments. Alison is always in the know on the latest and greatest advancements in medical esthetics and is excited to share her expertise.
Gina Martinelli is the front desk coordinator at SKINNEY Medspa. Pursuing her love for all things skin and beauty.
Gina intends to obtain her esthetics license from Christine Valmy. She is born and raised in New York City and enjoys writing, watching documentaries, and keeping up on the latest beauty trends.
With a background in Hospitality and a passion for the beauty industry, Denise’s priority is ensuring all guests have a memorable experience. As our Front Desk Manager at our W 57th + Saks NYC locations, she loves getting to meet clients and help guide them through their Skinney journey! When Denise isn’t charming guests with her southern hospitality, you can find her outside enjoying nature.
Parminder is licensed esthetician and certified laser technician, specializing in laser skin resurfacing and Clear + Brilliant. She has received advanced training in CoolSculpting as well as skin tightening treatments such as Ultherapy and Thermage. She received her makeup artist license from Lia Schorr Institute, which she put to use working in the bridal, fashion, and special effects industries. She then attended the Dermalogica Academy where she received her laser and esthetician license. Her passion for skin care is coupled with her desire to provide clients of SKINNEY Medspa with the most modern, most effective treatments for restoring and maintaining healthy, youthful looking skin. Parminder was born in Mainz, Germany and moved to the United States at 7 years old. Her favorite hobbies include cooking, traveling the world and staying on top of the latest beauty trends.
Josie Holmes is a Licensed Esthetician and specializes in non-invasive body contouring. She is the SKINNEY MedSpa National Aesthetic Trainer. She also holds a position with Allergan Aesthetics as an Allergan Medical Instructor faculty member. Josie possesses a sharp eye for detail which she uses to her advantage in all of her medical aesthetic treatments. With strong interpersonal and leadership skills, she is a pioneer for our education team.
Ellie is a certified Family Nurse Practitioner originally from the San Francisco Bay Area. Prior to her experience in aesthetics, Ellie cared for postoperative inpatients following plastic surgery in San Francisco and most recently managed corporate wellness here in Manhattan. Currently, Ellie’s focus is helping her patients make personal improvements with each visit. She understands that mind and body wellness can take many forms – whether it’s adding volume to the cheeks, reducing fine wrinkles, gently contouring the abdomen, or removing unwanted blemishes. Whatever the concern or procedure, Ellie knows that making small and natural appearing improvements can have a profound effect on her clients.
Angel Socha is a Nurse Practitioner licensed in NYC, NJ, + PA. She earned her Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Pennsylvania to become a Family Nurse Practitioner.
She obtained a Bachelor of Science in BioBehavioral Health from Penn State University and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Thomas Jefferson University graduating with the highest distinction. Angel’s clinical experience at Penn Medicine includes Emergency Room medicine, cardiology, women’s health, and dermatology. Angel specializes in botox and filler injections and has completed training with industry leading practitioners. Angel’s unique patient centered approach allows her to provide her clients unparalleled results while delivering an aesthetic plan that suits their long-term beauty and wellness goals. Angel is trained in advanced lasers that help with anti-aging, pigmentation, acne scarring, hair removal, brown spots, and overall skin complexion. Angel is an avid learner and continues to educate herself on the latest techniques in beauty and wellness.
Dasha is a board-certified Physician Assistant (PA) specializing in beauty and wellness. Her first experiences in medicine included plastic/reconstructive surgery, and dermatology where she picked up corrective and enhancement beauty practices that she now implements in her treatments at SKINNEY. Having a strong background in medicine coupled with her own business ventures, Dasha joins SKINNEY’s team as an expert in anti-aging treatments, nutrition, wellness, and utilizing cutting-edge technology. She is passionate about helping her patients look and feel their absolute best.
Dr. Rodriguez is a highly regarded NYC primary care physician with board-certification in internal medicine. He completed his residency at Cornell University and the Lincoln Medical Center. Dr. Rodriguez’s expertise extends beyond primary care. He’s also a master injector and national trainer for Revance Therapeutics, specializing in RHA fillers and the innovative Daxxify treatment for frown lines. His commitment to medical advancement is evident as he trains extensively on these treatments.
Dr. Yana Delkhah is a medical doctor who has trained in new york city hospital systems such as New York Presbyterian Hospital and Albert Einstein Medical Center. She has worked in emergency medicine, critical care and trauma settings throughout her career and was a co-director of simulation, which consists of education and teaching of other doctors and medical staff in these areas to help improve medicine. She has knowledge and certification in functional medicine or integrative medicine, as well as non-invasive cosmetics. Her passion is in continuing education to patients about preventative medicine and overall health, which consists of combining eastern and western medicine. She currently is a concierge doctor serving New York city and the Hamptons.
Dr. Joseph Mattingly attended undergraduate school at Aquinas College in Michigan, where he was part of the prestigious TriBeta national honor society. Prior to attending the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, he was a graduate assistant at Western Michigan University’s Physician Assistant school teaching regional anatomy, where he completed his MBA. He completed his residency in Emergency Medicine in North Jersey, where he served as chief resident in his final year.
Dr. Shaker Hamadiya has grown to be one of Miami’s most in-demand cosmetic practitioners and an expert in cosmetic injections.
As Skinney’s Medical Director, Dr. Hamadiya is a Board Certified Physician, specializing in Preventive Medicine and Esthetics. He received his Medical Degree from the top-5 Baylor College of Medicine and has worked under some of the world’s most renowned surgeons.
He uses his unique vision for the aesthetic and attempts to, not only provide patients with their desired enhancement but, ensure they can maintain the most natural appearance while alleviating the visual signs of aging.
Revana is the Operations Manager at SKINNEY Medspa as she manages day-to-day business development while assisting the director of operations in the responsibilities of brand partnerships, e-comerce, and vendor relationships. Revana has been a part of the developing beauty and aesthetics industry for 5+ years in metropolitan New York City, where she was also born and raised. Alongside fueling her passion for beauty and aesthetics, SKINNEY Medspa has also inspired Revana to complete medical school in hopes of becoming a fabulous physician one day (soon) specializing in women’s health.
