Nadia Ihorivna Boiko
2020, she graduated from Kolomyia Medical College named after Ivan Franko with a degree as a paramedic (4 years of study).
2025, she graduated from Ivano-Frankivsk National Medical University with a degree in Medicine (5 years of study).
Currently, she is a surgical intern at a regional clinical hospital.
Courses and Training:
- 2023 — Estetical B School: cosmetology, trichology, nutrition (dietary supplements and vitamins)
- 2024–2025 — training by Medavita: “Professional trichology programs, targeted care, and hair loss treatment protocols”
- 2024 — training by Orising brand
- 2024 — training by Mediceuticals brand
- 2025 — training in cosmeceuticals: Curie Skin and Great Care
- 2026 — courses: mesotherapy, biorevitalization, PRP therapy, lipolytics
- 2026 — participation in the “6UHRS” Congress, Kyiv
- 2026 — participation in the “Darmanauka” Congress, Chernivtsi
Results
All resultsGlossynation Hair Lamination
This professional lamellar hair lamination instantly polishes, hydrates, and seals each strand, leaving hair with a mirror-like shine typically associated with hours spent in a salon. Suitable for all hair types, it provides visible results immediately.
Prodige Repair for Damaged Hair
A comprehensive amino acid and lipid reconstruction system designed for deep restoration and regeneration of hair structure at any level of damage. It provides immediate repair of both the cortex and cuticle. The protective and regenerative effects are not limited to the procedure itself but continue to work over an extended period of time.
Puroxine High-Performance Anti-Dandruff Program
PUROXINE is a concentrated blend of active ingredients that work synergistically to restore and purify the scalp. It delivers a targeted triple-action effect against dandruff, itching, and redness. At the same time, the formula is gentle on the scalp, providing a mild yet highly effective action. The active components of Puroxine обладают strong antibacterial, antifungal, soothing, regenerating, and cleansing properties.
