ABOUT

My practice focuses on medical micropigmentation, also known as permanent makeup, including lips, eyeliner, brows, and areolar restoration for patients that have undergone breast surgical procedures. I also perform microblading eyebrow procedures that are semi-permanent procedures.

EDUCATION

Licensure

Certificates

Organizations

1996 - Oklahoma City Community College - Associate in Science
2000 - Oklahoma City University - Bachelor of Science in Nursing - Cum Laude
2000 - American Institute of Inradermal Cosmetics - Basic Training - Arlington, TX.
(Training with coil machine and power pen)
2000 - Institute of American Aesthetics and Permanent Make-Up - Los Angeles, CA.
(Sof-tap training with manual tools)
2001 - Local Anesthesia Course - University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry

• Topical anesthetics

• Infiltrations (injections)

• Dental blocks

2001 - American Institute of Intradermal Cosmetics - Advance Training - Arlington, TX
2002 - American Institute of Intradermal Cosmetics - Advance Training - Arlington, TX
2006 - American Institute of Intradermal Cosmetics - Paramedical Training - Fort Worth, TX

• Areola color restoration

• Alopecia camouflaging

• Scar camouflaging

• Vitiligo (pigment restoration) for the epidermis (skin)

2016 - Micro Blading - Brown Design International

Registered Nurse - Oklahoma license active
Certified Medical Micro-pigmentologist - Oklahoma State Health Department

2000 - Present - Oklahoma State Health Department Certification

2002 - Certificate of Appreciation for Outstanding Dedication and Service to the International Intradermal Cosmetic Expo

1996 - Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society of the Two Year College

2000 - 2010 - Sigma Theta Tau International - Honor Society of Nursing

2000 - 2017 - Oklahoma Health Department Certification

2001 - 2017 - SPCP - The Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals

2006 - 2017 - The American Academy of Micro-Pigmentation

2006 - 2010 - Alliance of Safe Practice (Permanent Make-Up & Tattoo Industry)

People who choose permanent makeup include:

• Busy people with little time to apply make-up
• People with allergies to conventional make-up
• Those seeking to correct asymmetrical facial features
• Models, actors and entertainers
• Both men and women
• Burn survivors and people with flawed skin
• Those with Parkinson's Disease
• Men with thinning eyebrows
• Athletic people and those with oily skin who tend to shed make-up easily
• Chemotherapy patients who have lost, sparse, or uneven eyebrows
• Those who have Cerebral Palsy or Multiple Sclerosis that limits your motore skills
• Those with Prebyopia or other visual limitations
• Women who have had a mastectomy. Areolas can be repigmented and recreated