Hi, I’m NIKKI

(NDI COSMETIC NURSE)

Nikki Spyrou (NMW0002676722) Registered Nurse (Div 1), General Registration

My cosmetic practice is where my flame truly ignites.

I am a passionate perfectionist, dedicated to developing exceptional skills, and am constantly seeking opportunities to advance in my skillset.

I appreciate each person’s individual beauty and uniqueness, emphasising enhancement of one’s natural features, rather than reinventing anyone’s face.

My passion and work ethic shine through in my practice. My approach is marked by a balance of professionalism and warmth, ensuring each patient feels comfortable and valued throughout their experience.

I love empowering those I treat whilst forging genuine and purposeful relationships, sharing a wealth of knowledge with my patients during treatments and consultations.

Cosmetic nursing is why I undertook my nursing studies.

I wasted absolutely no time upon graduating from Deakin in 2022, training in cosmetics and setting up NDI to practice privately immediately.

I continue to work in various hospital settings, including medical, surgical, and plastics. Assuming responsibility for someone’s health and well-being is profound, and not only relevant in the hospital setting; I carry this sense of responsibility into my cosmetic practice too.

Ward nursing is not where my heart lies, but I gain a sense of purpose from assisting patients with tasks they cannot do independently, whilst adding some light-hearted conversation, laughter, and meaningful connection to their day.

My PASSION SINCE YOUNG


My love for beauty started as a child.

In the mornings before school, I would watch MTV music countdowns, admiring the pretty girls in the videos.

I’ve always been drawn to the more natural ‘did she or didn’t she’ look and have loved to debate with my family as to whether certain celebrities have or haven’t undergone cosmetic surgery or had cosmetic treatments.

My APPROACH TO MY CRAFT

Subtle accentuation of one’s individuality is key.

It’s essential to highlight what already exists on someone’s face, instead of applyng cookie-cutter techniques that lead everyone to look the same.

I will never blindly follow trends seen in the media, as I feel society’s perception has become skewed and many have lost sight of what a natural face looks like.