Skin Laundry skin care facility opening its first Florida clinic at The Avenue Viera

Skin Laundry opening its first Florida clinic in Viera

Skin Laundry, which offers skin rejuvenating treatments, is opening a clinic at ​The Avenue Viera on May 24.

This marks Skin Laundry’s first location in Florida.

At about 1,000 square feet, the clinic offers the brand’s full array of dermatologist-developed laser and resurfacing treatments that use advanced technology and dermatologist-approved skin care to deliver transformative results for all skin types and tones.

Choosing the Melbourne area "as the place to open our first clinic in Florida was a natural decision," Skin Laundry CEO Gregg Throgmartin said. "As a coastal city with a vibrant arts scene, outstanding surf and historic downtown, Melbourne embodies the culture of Skin Laundry."

"Our fast, effective laser and resurfacing treatments are especially good for addressing and remedying skin issues and concerns related to heat, humidity and sun exposure, including acne, hyperpigmentation, premature aging and dehydration," Throgmartin said. "And we are confident our clinic will be warmly welcomed by residents in Melbourne and along the Space Coast who won’t settle for anything other than the best in skin care innovation."

Called “revolutionary” by Forbes and named one of Fast Company’s “Beauty Startups to Watch,” Skin Laundry’s treatments are designed to address a wide variety of superficial and chronic skin care concerns, including acne and acne scars, melasma, hyperpigmentation, fine lines and wrinkles, rosacea and dullness.

To achieve optimal results, the company said it employs proprietary protocols using best-in-class technology for its laser and resurfacing facials. The treatments’ benefits are both immediate and cumulative, and require little to no downtime.

All Skin Laundry facials are performed by licensed, trained professionals overseen by a team of board-certified physicians employing prescribed protocols developed by the brand’s chief medical officer, Roberta Del Campo, a Miami-based laser fellow and leading expert in the field of dermatology.

Every registered nurse and/or laser specialist (depending on location and state guidelines) performing the facials receives rigorous and ongoing training on Skin Laundry protocols. Targeted plans are tailored to clients’ individual needs and maximum results are achieved with continued and consistent treatment, made convenient and affordable via Skin Laundry’s “Laundry Club'' membership, which offers ease and affordability to promote regular visits and the best possible outcomes.

Skin Laundry has performed over 2.5 million laser facials since its founding, and continues to innovate with the most advanced skin care technology in the market, while making good on its mission to offer accessible, state-of-the-art treatments.

The brand’s curated line of dermatologist-recommended skin care, available exclusively in-clinic and online, can be used to complement treatments or on their own.

First-time clients can try the Signature Laser facial at Skin Laundry Melbourne for $75 (normally $275), which includes a free skin consultation. Memberships begin at $175.

Skin Laundry’s locations, treatments and skin care line can be found by going to skinlaundry.com.

The Viera location is at 2261 Town Center Ave., Suite 143, at The Avenue Viera, an open-air lifestyle center that is shopping and dining destination.

Skin Laundry was founded in 2013 with the belief that everyone deserves healthy, radiant skin and the confidence that comes with it. It offers skin rejuvenating treatments, with over 60 clinics worldwide.

Using advanced technology and dermatologist-approved products, Skin Laundry said it is on a mission to revolutionize skin care through safe, effective customized treatments that produce transformative results for all skin types and tones. Skin Laundry says skin care is synonymous with health care, and the brand’s focus is on prevention, maintenance and correction to deliver both immediate results and long-term benefits.

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Christine Naberhaus recently was named manager, government compliance at the Melbourne-based L3Harris Technologies.

Prior to this most recent position, Naberhaus was a government compliance analyst for the company, where she has been employed for nearly 10 years.

Before joining L3 Harris, Naberhaus was a corporate accountant at The Goldfield Corp. and Extant Space, both in Melbourne.

A certified public accountant, Naberhaus received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in accounting from the University of Florida.

L3Harris, a leading defense and aerospace company, is one of Brevard’s largest employers.

Propeller Club honors Sielski as Member of the Year

The Propeller Club of Port Canaveral named Bob Sielski as its 2024 Member of the Year.

Sielski has been a member of the Propeller Club of Port Canaveral for more than 10 years, and currently is serving as club secretary for the sixth consecutive year.

Sielski has had a long and distinguished career as a naval architect. He developed a guide for the design and construction of aluminum marine structure that has become a standard reference for aluminum ship structures; worked with the Naval Sea Systems Command; and advised the Office of Naval Research on its ship structure reliability program.

He received the Distinguished Service Award in 2011 from the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, and was elected a Fellow in 2012.  He has worked on and chaired committees with the Marine Board of the National Academy of Sciences and the American Society of Naval Engineers.

Sielski has shown his dedication to the mission of the Propeller Club of Port Canaveral by volunteering not only as club secretary, but also attending the club's “Keep Brevard Beautiful Clean Up” days and serving on the Education Committee. He is passionate about the club’s maritime education efforts, scholarship program and the Canaveral Port Ministry. 

Theresa Clifton, president of the Propeller Club, said of Sielski: “The Propeller Club of Port Canaveral was very proud when, at the recent Southeast Regional Area Conference, which was held in Port Manatee, Bob competed with 16 other port nominees and was also selected as their 2024 Member of the Year.”

Betts named human resources manager for Indian River Colony Club

Anna-Marie Betts recently was named as human resources manager for the Indian River Colony Club.

Betts had similar human resource managerial roles with the city of Melbourne, Viera East and the Rockledge-based Rudram Engineering.

Betts received her bachelor’s degree in criminal justice/law enforcement administration from Keiser University-Fort Lauderdale, and then her Master of Business Administration from the same university.

The Indian River Colony Club is a sprawling 55-plus housing community in Viera.

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This article originally appeared on Florida Today: The Avenue Viera is site for Skin Laundry's first Florida clinic