A Campbell, California, esthetician with five years of experience at the plastic surgery practice of Dr. R. Laurence Berkowitz, Maryann Lemmo offers a variety of skin care and noninvasive body treatments. Ms. Lemmo completed advanced training in Envy Medical, Inc.’s SilkPeel Dermalinfusion, a distinctive and vitality-enhancing skin care process. After carefully exfoliating surface abnormalities, she infuses the epidermis with nutrients and oxidants that effectively hydrate skin and stimulate collagen production. Maryann Lemmo infuses these nonabrasive dermaceuticals at a controlled intensity, which accelerates the treatment’s benefits.

Another procedure she regularly offers is Sound Surgical Technologies’ Vaser Shape, an ultrasound and massage therapy treatment. By applying a high radio frequency emitting device to the skin, Ms. Lemmo warms the fatty layers beneath the skin. This allows the skin to be smoothed and reshaped, erasing cellulite temporarily. The process also aids blood circulation and drains lymphatic impurities. Maryann Lemmo looks forward to traveling to Florence, Italy, where she will pursue advanced training in Vaser Shape techniques.

Ms. Lemmo has a long-held fascination with films of the classic horror genre, including Dracula and The Wolf Man. Exploring her interest, she has taken a photo with the original Hollywood werewolf costume while on a tour of horror production facilities. Maryann Lemmo’s curiosity in horror movies extends to her own home filmmaking endeavors. She also has an abiding interest in Alfred Hitchcock’s movies, which she collects.

Ms. Lemmo has been playing soccer and tennis for decades and continues to keep active through recreational leagues. Her preferred position in soccer is striker/mid-fielder, as she has considerable endurance and running ability. Indeed, she enjoys a wide range of competitive running events, including marathons and triathlons. She also appreciates hiking, travel, long-distance swimming, and mystery novels. In the wake of the 2010 Haitian earthquake, Maryann Lemmo helped her children with fund-raising activities to benefit survivors.