Emilia's Skin Care Inc

An esthetician enjoying the pool in Jamaica!! 😂

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Muchas personas creen que todos los profesionales de la piel hacen lo mismo, pero no es así.

El dermatólogo diagnostica y trata enfermedades de la piel. El esteticista licenciado se especializa en mejorar y mantener la salud y la apariencia de la piel mediante tratamientos profesionales y un cuidado personalizado. Ambos desempeñamos un papel importante y, cuando trabajamos en conjunto, el paciente obtiene los mejores resultados.

Con más de 50 años de experiencia, he tenido el privilegio de ayudar a miles de personas a mejorar su acné, manchas, piel sensible y los signos del envejecimiento. Mi compromiso es seguir estudiando y actualizándome para ofrecer siempre los tratamientos más efectivos y seguros. Y cuando identifico una condición que requiere atención médica, refiero a mis clientes al especialista correspondiente.

Si llevas tiempo luchando con tu piel y no encuentras una solución, quizás ha llegado el momento de recibir una evaluación personalizada.

💻 Visita EmiliaSkinCare.com y conoce las experiencias de mis clientes en Yelp.

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¡Me encantará ayudarte a lograr una piel sana, hermosa y llena de confianza!

Did you know?

As a licensed esthetician and skin therapist with over 50 years of experience, my passion has always been helping people achieve healthy, beautiful skin—not just covering up problems, but understanding what the skin truly needs.

Dermatologists are experts in diagnosing and treating skin diseases and medical conditions. Licensed estheticians specialize in improving and maintaining the health and appearance of the skin through professional treatments, customized skincare, and ongoing education in skin science. We each have an important role, and when we work together, clients receive the very best care.

If you’ve been frustrated because your skin isn’t improving, it may be time for a personalized approach. Every face is different. There is no one-size-fits-all skincare routine.

Throughout my career, I’ve helped thousands of clients improve concerns such as acne, sun damage, aging skin, pigmentation, and sensitive skin by combining customized treatments with carefully selected professional skincare products designed specifically for their individual needs.

I never stop learning. I continually study advances in skin science so I can offer my clients the most effective, evidence-informed treatments available. Just as importantly, I know my scope of practice. Whenever I see a condition that requires medical evaluation, I gladly refer my clients to a dermatologist or other healthcare professional.

To the dermatologists and plastic surgeons in our community: I believe we serve our patients best when we work as a team. I’d welcome the opportunity to collaborate so together we can help more people achieve healthier skin.

If you’re considering working with me, I invite you to read my client reviews on Yelp and visit EmiliaSkinCare.com to learn more about my philosophy, treatments, and over five decades of experience helping people feel confident in their own skin.

📞 786-942-2829

Healthy skin is my passion, and I look forward to helping you love the skin you’re in.

The crow on your fence knows your face. She's known it for years. She told her family about you. They've never met you. They also know your face now. The grudge was inherited.

University of Washington researchers wore masks while trapping crows. Years later, crows who had never been trapped — young birds born after the study — would scold and dive-bomb anyone wearing that specific mask. The information was taught across generations.

She uses tools. She solves multi-step puzzles. She plans for the future — caching food she'll need later in locations she's scouted. She understands water displacement well enough to drop stones into a tube to raise the water level and reach a floating treat.

When one of her family dies, the others gather. Not to mourn — to study. They investigate how the death occurred, identify the threat, and adjust their behavior. They hold a safety briefing over a casualty.

She eats 40,000 grubs and pest insects per family per season. She eats carrion. She buries seeds that become oak trees. She's running a three-shift operation — pest removal, sanitation, reforestation — and she remembers the face of everyone who's ever thrown a rock at her.