1181 S. Buffalo, Suite 140,
Las Vegas NV 89117
(702)324-9185

Sculpted Derma is the vision of Linda Foley. Originally from Boston and the youngest of 10 children, Linda has been in Nevada for over 3 years now. Health and nutrition have been her passion from early on. Having worked in hospitals for over 10 years, Linda has always had a strong desire to become a natural health practitioner.

Her concerns of the overuse of prescription medicines and obesity in children and adults, Linda is confident that nearly all health issues may be resolved through proper nutrition and exercise, along with improved spiritual and emotional health.

In her search to find a procedure that truly and effectively reshapes bodies, while detoxifying them of impurities and ultimately bringing them back to a healthful state, inside and out, Linda discovered the Dermosonic Method. Without harming the skin’s connective tissue or causing any pain, Dermosonic reshapes the body while eliminating the toxins that cannot be reached through diet and exercise. Unlike other cellulite treatments, Dermosonic is the logical choice for Linda.

Linda studied skin care at Euphoria Institute of Beauty Arts and Science in Nevada, graduated valedictorian for her class and is a licensed aesthetician. Additionally, she trained with Sybaritic, the US distributor for the Dermosonic, and is a certified Dermosonic technician. Linda resides in Greeen Valley with her 10-year-old son, Nicholas.

“I truly believe in the Dermosonic Method. It will work for you in combination with a healthy lifestyle. Check out my top 5 nutrition tips for even better results. I love helping people feel better about themselves, inside and out. Come see me to obtain the skin you want and the body you deserve.”

Linda’s top 5 health tips:

1) Drink lots of water! The normal body water percentage is 50-65% for men and 45-60% for women. In order to function at peak performance your body should be replenished throughout the day, even more so if you are very active, exercise frequently or work outside.

2) Eating a highly alkaline diet, which includes lots of fresh fruits and vegetables and my favorite, almonds, can be helpful. Lemon is very alkaline, add it to your water and let it do its thing. A diet of 75% alkaline foods and 25% acidic is recommended for optimal physical well-being, though each individual is different. Note: Consult your health practitioner for assistance with any diet questions or changes, especially if you are taking any type of prescription medicine.

3) Avoid caffeine as much as possible. Looking for a way to start the day that will give you the energy you need? Try this: Have a tall glass of water as soon as you wake up, at least 8 oz. Follow that (maybe after your shower) by a nice big apple and a handful of almonds. Before you walk out the door, have some more water. Try this for a week and let me know how you feel. Fact: A glass of water gives you more energy than a cup of coffee. Oh sure, you have a great rush with a cup of coffee, but it is followed by a crash (unless followed by another cup). The caffeine acts as a diuretic, which of course leads to dehydration, which can lead to a tired, lethargic body and sluggish mind.

4. An apple a day keeps the doctor away, really. Try it for a week and see how you feel. And of course if you want more energy (see #3) this can do the trick.

5. Remineralize. What kind of water are you drinking? Most of us drink some form of purified or bottled water. Growing up, many of us drank tap water which supplied us with a good amount of minerals difficult to find in our diets today. Do your kids have more cavities than you? It may have to do with the fact that we grew up with fluoride in the water but again, due to purification, they are missing out on a lot. Don’t get me wrong, I am not suggesting in any way that we should drink tap water (just the thought makes me queasy) but we do need to replace the minerals that we simply are not getting in our water or food supply. I personally use and recommend TJClark Colloidal Minerals. They are in a liquid form and are very easy to assimilate into your body.

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