Eugene Lee

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About Eugene Lee

Youjin, known as Eugene by her clients, is an experienced cosmetic injector and trainer with over 13 years of nursing experience. With a decade of working in the cosmetic industry, Eugene has had exposure to working and training alongside dermatologists, cosmetic physicians and surgeons. Eugene gained considerable experience in dermatology, general practice, aged care, rehab and acute care nursing since graduating from La Trobe University. This path led to her finding a true passion for facial aesthetics. Working towards accomplishing her Master's degree in Applied Science (Acupuncture/Traditional Chinese Medicine) at RMIT, Eugene hopes to incorporate TCM to address the interrelatedness of physiology beneath the skin holistically. As a member of the Australian Dermatology Nurses Association (ADNA), Eugene attends conferences in Australia and overseas annually to stay up to date with the latest developments. Her expertise is non-surgical treatments, including dermal filler, anti-wrinkle injection, fat-dissolving injection, PDO threads, laser & skin treatments and full-face analysis to help identify individual needs to achieve the best possible results. Cosmetic nursing to Eugene is a means to create real-life art. Collectively her experience, skills and eye for detail lead clients on a journey to enhance and restore their natural beauty. Eugene has maintained her passion for art since childhood. Harnessing her creative inclination and winning an international award for ‘Conceptualism’ painting from high school to Daegu Traditional Korean Medicine University for a Bachelor of Art Therapy before moving overseas just after turning 19 years old. Leaving her artistic side behind, Eugene's natural caring and compassionate side flourished as a nurse. Moving into the field of Cosmetic Nursing piqued her creative inclination once more - in a new light. Being a cosmetic nurse who takes a holistic approach with TCM principles, Eugene understands dermatological conditions are multi-faceted, and symptoms are related to patients’ internal health. Each person is approached as an individual with their own set of signs and symptoms - how the body responds to having a condition is unique to the patient. She intends to bring together cosmetic medicine, dermatology and acupuncture to offer a natural patient-centric approach to cosmetic procedures and acupuncture treatments to help harmonise with and heal the skin from the inside out. “Each person is a unique individual, a self-created work of art. Reveal your natural beauty and become who you always dreamed of."