About Carrie's Concierge Aesthetics & Wellness

Carrie Woodby, FNP- BC, is a board certified Family Nurse Practitioner with almost three decades of experience in healthcare and over 16 years practicing in advanced clinical roles. She completed her undergraduate nursing education at East Tennessee State University in 1999 and earned her graduate degree through the University of Delaware in 2009, building a foundation that spans both bedside care and advanced medical decision making. 

Her career has included years of frontline primary care in large medical practices as well as independent clinical work, managing complex, real world patient needs across diverse populations- not just curated or cosmetic cases.

In addition to direct primary care, Carrie has served as a preceptor for graduate level nurse practitioner students, a role that requires demonstrated clinical judgement, accountability, and the ability to teach safe decision making in real time. 

She has also maintained a strong commitment to caring for patients who are often underserved by traditional systems, shaping an approach that is thorough, thoughtful, and grounded in listening first.

Whether you're sick, stuck, or simply not feeling like yourself, the goal is simple: listen well, explain clearly, and actually help-- without talking at you or rushing you out the door. (And if we laugh a little along the way, that's a bonus).

 If you've ever thought, "I just want someone to explain this without making it weird or overwhelming," you're in the right place. 

Integrative medicine here means using science, experience, and discernment to guide hormones, peptides, functional medicine, and supplements- not just looking at labs alone, not just looking at symptoms alone, and definitely not just chasing the latest trend on TikTok.

The focus isn't doing everything-  the focus is doing the rIght things, in the right order for the rIght person.

Because feeling better shouldn't be confusing or dramatic. 

 Aesthetic medicine should be regenerative- not rehearsed. That philosophy comes from years spent not just injecting, but studying how facial tissue ages, heals, and responds to intervention- and how small decisions compound over time. With over 16 years of experience specifically in aesthetics, Carrie has worked as an injector and trainer for a national aesthetic chain and currently serves as a master injector and educator for a regenerative biotechnology company focused on tissue-based approaches to facial aging. This work goes beyond product education- it involves deep understanding of facial anatomy, tissue behavior, and how structure, vascularity, and healing influence aesthetic outcomes. 

 She has completed advanced trainings and master classes well beyond basic certification. 

That depth of experience matters- not because of titles, but because it shapes how she thinks.

Here's the truth most marketing won't tell you:

Great aesthetics do not come from memorized patterns. 

Faces are not interchangeable- and no single "signature" pre-mapped technique works beautifully on everyone (no matter how catchy the name sounds). Aging is dynamic. Muscle strength varies. Bone structure, asymmetry, skin quality, and movement matter.

Carrie doesn't inject from a script. She evaluates the face in front of her- in motion, at rest, and in context- then designs treatment accordingly.

Aesthetic medicine should support the biology of the face, not override it. 

And while the industry is full of self- proclaimed "experts," titles and buzzwords don't replace clinical judgement. 

A weekend course can teach you where to inject- experience teaches when, why, and when not to.

(Your face appreciates the difference.)

Carries' approach prioritizes regeneration, balance, and longevity, delivering results that look natural, intentional, and unmistakably you- not like someone else's template.

Aesthetic medicine isn't about copying techniques- it's about understanding why they work, when they don't, and how to adapt. 

Time in aesthetics doesn't automatically equal expertise. Depth of understanding does. Repetition creates familiarity. Understanding creates mastery.