Art of Beauty klinika

Doctor – dermatologist and venereologist

Endobiogenics specialist

I am a doctor specialising in preventive medicine – that is, a doctor who helps people avoid falling ill. Working in the field of preventive medicine has given me the opportunity to see how our thoughts and moods can make us ill or, conversely, provide the impetus for recovery. All illnesses send signals through how we feel at the very beginning. Knowledge of endobiogenic medicine allows for an even deeper understanding of changes in a patient’s appearance, mood and general well-being. Twenty-five years’ experience in the field of cosmetology allows me to state with confidence that skin conditions are practically non-existent. The skin is a reflection of our inner self. In my work, I view changes in appearance and skin problems as changes in a person’s psychoneuroendocrine system.

Endobiogenics specialist

Having worked in primary healthcare for many years, I noticed patients suffering from skin conditions and the lengthy nature of their treatment. It was precisely this experience that clearly showed me that treating symptoms alone is not enough – it is important to look deeper and view the person as a whole. This is how I discovered endobiogenics – a scientifically based method that has enabled me to combine my medical knowledge with a holistic approach, assessing how the hormonal, nervous and immune systems interact and influence the condition of the skin. As an endobiogenics specialist, I use the principles of neuroendocrine regulation in my work to help people overcome chronic conditions, restore hormonal balance and strengthen their immune system. I am delighted to have the opportunity to look more deeply into the causes of symptoms and to create a long-term, personalised wellness plan that promotes the harmony of the whole body.

Physiotherapist

My passion for kinesiotherapy and sports medicine stems from my many years of experience as a professional dancer. This journey has enabled me to gain invaluable practical knowledge of human anatomy, the biomechanics of movement and the complex interconnections within the body. I delve into how our bodies send signals that reveal their internal state. For example, certain changes in the skin, which may seem insignificant to many, can signal to me potential strain on internal organs, such as the liver or pancreas, or a hormonal imbalance. I firmly believe that movement and sport are the key not only to excellent musculoskeletal function, but also to optimal internal organ function and overall wellbeing. I am ready to work with you to help you gain a deeper understanding of your body, discover its potential, and give it greater freedom and resilience to withstand external challenges.

Psychosomatic specialist, medical psychologist, conscious breathing practitioner

In my view, a person is a wonderful, complex being who does not fully realise their potential. The first time I tried a conscious breathing session, I felt a powerful transformative force, which I achieved solely through my breathing; and over time, during these breathing sessions, I resolved an internal conflict that had lasted for years and manifested itself in recurring panic attacks. Later, whilst studying psychology, I decided to complement my practice with the knowledge of a conscious breathing instructor, so that I could share this and help others to recognise and trust in their own strength. I believe in the human capacity for self-healing, and certain conditions are necessary to achieve this: calmness, relaxation, and love for oneself and the world. We often get caught up in a ‘vicious circle’ of negative experiences and unresolved emotional pain, thinking that something is wrong with us, but we can pause and recognise the opportunity to view every situation differently. Our bodies are slow and complex, so changes within them cannot be sudden either; that is why there is no ‘miracle pill’ for all skin problems – changes take place gently and gradually. Through conscious breathing therapy, I aim to guide you along the path of inner transformation, to help you feel what has been denied and pushed out of your consciousness, yet still demands attention, causing stress and imbalance in your body – which may first manifest itself as skin problems.

Beautician

I have been the manager of the ‘Art of Beauty’ clinic since 2017. I worked in professional cosmetics sales for seven years, and in 2019 I completed my training as a beautician and obtained an international Cidesco certificate and a gold INFA diploma.

Cosmetologist, founder of the ‘Art of Beauty’ clinic since 2010. I have always viewed cosmetology from various perspectives – I have worked as a cosmetologist since 1995; in 2005, I founded the ‘Art of Beauty’ clinic, where I continued to work as a cosmetologist and manager, as sales manager for Art of Beauty cosmetics, and since 2009, as founder and director of the Art of Beauty School. Since 2015, I have been an expert in non-traditional and complementary alternative medicine at the Ministry of Health. Many years of varied experience in cosmetology have helped me realise that helping people maintain a youthful appearance requires more than just proper external skincare. My interest in complementary and alternative medicine has encouraged me to seek long-term solutions to skin problems, as the skin is a reflection of our physical, emotional and psychological state. Holistic, integrative cosmetology – that is, integrated skincare – is a practice that encompasses not only external skincare, and the external treatment of skin problems, but also the internal management of external skin problems – by regulating physical activity, dietary habits, stress management and hormonal balance, and by identifying their impact on the skin’s appearance. EDUCATION Studies in hygiene and decorative cosmetics 1997–2000 Vilnius Higher School of Technology Bachelor’s degree in Cosmetology 2003–2004 Vilnius College International CIDESCO Beauty Therapist qualification 2008