I’m LeeAnn , a Somatologist and holistic skin expert with over 20 years of experience in the wellness & medical aesthetics industry. Originally from South Africa, I graduated with a degree in Somatology—the study of the body and its interconnected systems, combining advanced skin science, body therapies, and holistic wellness. As a Somatologist, I view the skin not in isolation, but as a mirror of the internal world—physical, emotional, and energetic.

For the past 8 years, I’ve served as an educator in medical aesthetics, sharing my knowledge with practitioners and working alongside some of the industry’s most esteemed medical professionals. This journey deepened my understanding of clinical skincare—yet it also awakened a desire to go beyond protocols and performance, and toward presence and integrated healing.

Sacred Skin is the expression of that evolution. It is a sanctuary where functional wellness meets ancient holistic wisdom—where each facial becomes a ritual of reconnection, and each treatment honours the unique intelligence of your skin and body. With every client, my intention is to hold space for transformation that is not only visible, but deeply felt through regulation of the nervous system.

I am a registered member of the Complementary Medical Association (CMA), upholding the highest standards of ethical, integrative practice in the field of holistic wellness.

At Sacred Skin, we honour the intelligence of the skin. While our rituals are rooted in holistic principles, they are far from passive. Every treatment is intentionally results-driven — working with the skin’s natural functions, rather than overriding them. Unlike conventional skincare therapies that often relies on invasive procedures or harsh chemicals, our approach supports long-term skin health without compromising hormonal balance or triggering rebound issues. I believe true beauty arises from harmony — and that sustainable results come from respecting the body, not forcing it.

This is skin therapy as ceremony. A return to self. A softening into beauty that begins within — and embraces aging not as something to resist, but as something sacred.