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Debra Tri, ARNP
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9722 NE 119th Way
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Kirkland, WA 98034
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Call the friendly staff at
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425-214-1370 |
AND ASK THESE SUGGESTED QUESTIONS
- How much would it cost?
- Are there any side effects?
- How many treatments are needed?
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Additional Services
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Botox, Juvederm XC, Radiesse, Xeomin, Selphyl, Vampire Facelift, G-Spot Shot, Sclerotherapy, hCG Weight Loss, Isolaz Acne Treatments, Fotofacials, Wrinkle Reduction, Skin Tightening, Classic Facials, Microdermabrasion, Chemical Peels, Latisse, Obagi, Susan Posnick, Eminence Organics, Neocutis and Clarisonic.
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Masters in Nursing, suma cume laude University of Washington, Seattle, WA.
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National League of Nursing, American Nurses Association Washington State Nurses Association
American Association of College Health
Washington Association of Occupational Educators
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Our Medical Director, Debra Tri, is an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner Certified Nationally as a Family Nurse Practitioner with nearly 25 years experience. Debra received her Masters Degree from the University of Washington - School of Nursing, the number one nursing program in the country. The UW has been ranked number one since 1984. Debra graduated Suma Cume Laude, and number one in her class.
Since graduating, she has attained over a thousand hours of additional specialty training in a variety of different disciplines. Debra is also an injection specialist who has treated over 3,000 patients with Botox, JUVEDERM XC, Radiesse and Selphy over the past four years. She was recently nominated and selected from thousands of candidates to become one of Allergan's nationally certified trainers! She is now fully certified to train other nurses and doctors in the science and art of aesthetic injections! Injectables are not a part time vocation for Debra. On average, Debra is treating 15-20 patients per day and injecting 500-1,000 units per day, five days per week. Injectables are her focus day in and day out.
As an ARNP she can prescribe and treat patients independently of physicians. She?s been independently prescribing treatments for all kinds of medical conditions for over twenty years. So she approaches treatments here in the medspa with a GREAT DEAL of confidence, experience and knowledge.
Acne scars are a difficult reminder of our skin’s unfortunate past. These marks are left behind following an acne breakout. Acne pimples cause injury deep into our dermis, and as our skin heals collagen is left behind which can result in a scar. There is very little one can do to prevent acne scarring other than to attempt to control their active acne. There are new developments, however, which can treat acne scars and improve their texture.
The science of lasers has developed some very exciting devices which can improve acne scarring. Fractional lasers such as the Fraxel and the SmartSkin treatment can greatly improve skin texture and tone. Please call today to learn more about the latest treatments.
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