Owners & Practitioners
After ten years in Florida, Leslie and her family moved to California with a long sighted plan to start her own esthetics company while still serving the local community in Emergency Rooms.
Leslie’s first step into the world of esthetic medicine was eyelash extensions. Leslie quickly became known for her skill and quality work, as a result her business grew quickly by word of mouth.
Working in a local ER during this time, Leslie met and worked with Elizabeth Faulk, MD, and Meloni Lutzi, RN. The three shared many conversations about the Leslie’s business and their shared view of a need of treatment outside of emergency medicine.
The common theme of “We help people on their worst day, let’s help them to their best days,” Leslie, Meloni, and Elizabeth joined together and put their unique skills to work opening Ageless Image Medical Spa where they could fulfill the skin treatment void.
Leslie’s entrepreneurial drive and vision is vital to Ageless Images success as the company grows from a small start up, navigating the seas of a new business, to a beacon for individuals seeking advanced skincare and medical aesthetics.
Wanting to create a future for herself in aesthetic medicine, Meloni took her first step into the world of aesthetics and buisness ownership, opening her own buisness offering eyelash extensions and enhancements. Meloni and Leslie, who had her own eyelash buisness, had frequent talks about the pros and limitations of their businesses. These conversations highlighted the need to push forward and offer more. Meloni remarked how great it would be if Elizabeth joined them and they created a team that can offer advanced skin treatment and enhancements.
Along with Leslie Wren (RN) and Elizabeth Faulk (MD), under the guiding principle; “We help people on their worst day, let’s help them to their best day,” The trio created Ageless Image Medical Spa. A place for rejuvenation and enhancement.
Meloni’s genuine and open nature really helps her connect with her patients to find out exactly what they want and how to help guide their care plan from “what I want” to “I love it!”
Office Staff
