How it all began
After graduating from the School of Dental Medicine in Belgrade, I quickly set out on a path that today looks like two professions but is actually one — caring for the face, smile and confidence.
Dentistry has remained an important part of our clinic, but over time I handed it to a team of outstanding specialists I fully trust. Today I coordinate their work, while devoting my energy and time to the field where I feel most complete — anti-ageing medicine.
I stepped into that world more than ten years ago and stayed, because I found a space where technique, knowledge, art and a sense of measure merge into one.
My continuing education — a path that never stops
Learning is part of my character. I cannot settle for average — I want to know what is best, and to offer exactly that to my patients. So every year I study, research and bring the latest innovations from the world's leading aesthetic medicine congresses to the clinic:
International education and congresses:
- IMCAS congress in Paris (attended three times)
- AMWC congresses in Monaco and Dubai
- Leading regional congresses in Dubrovnik, Rovinj and Belgrade
Cadaver courses — the highest level of professional training:
- Naples, Italy (2019)
- Cremona, Italy (2021)
- Specialised training on donor bodies
- Detailed layer-by-layer anatomy study
- Complete understanding of structures and processes beneath the skin
The result of this approach to education:
- Natural results
- Precise treatment planning and execution
- Maximum patient safety
When I take off my coat
I love my work, but my life does not end at the clinic. Above all I am a mother — and that is the role that gives me the most meaning. With my husband, who is a dental technician, I share both life and profession, which gives our work a special harmony.
I believe in balance and in the small, daily rituals that keep a person grounded. I recharge through travel and new cities throughout the year, summers by the sea, and winter days on the ski slopes. That is where I find peace, clarity and the energy I then bring back to my work.
