Orthomolecuar Facial Analysis

For those who want a natural, effective, holistic approach to beauty and wellness from the inside out.

Your face can reveal patterns about what your body may be asking for. Using orthomolecular facial analysis and energetic assessment, I help you identify nutritional patterns that may be connected to things like:

• wrinkles and fine lines
• hyperpigmentation and uneven tone
• enlarged pores and congestion
• puffiness and facial imbalance
• texture changes and overall “dullness”

What looks like a “skin issue” is often connected to deeper imbalances, so when we support the root, the outer improvements often follow.

What This Includes

1) Orthomolecular Facial Analysis

Through detailed facial photo analysis, we look for visible patterns that may correlate with mineral and nutritional needs.

2) Applied Kinesiology (Muscle Testing / Energetic Assessment)

This helps identify what your body appears to respond well to—and what it may not—across foods, supplements, and support strategies.

3) Biochemic Tissue Salt Blends (Cell Salts)

These are micro-dose blends designed to support the body at a cellular level using minerals (and in some formulas, sarcodes and nosodes). This approach is often described as “molecular nutrition”—supporting vibrancy and resilience from the inside out.

About the Formulas

These medicine blends are not sold to the general public and are only available to clients who receive a facial analysis through a certified Orthomolecular Beauty Practitioner (like me); they are compounded through The Goyetche Institute.

After your analysis, I’ll guide you on which blends I recommend and why.

Typical recommendation:
Stay on your personalized orthomolecular blends for 3 months, then schedule a follow-up consultation so we can measure progress and adjust based on changes (your needs often evolve as your body rebalances).

Treatment Ingredients (Not Vegan-Friendly)

These custom formulas (developed by The Goyetche Institute) may include minerals, vitamins, and—depending on your needs—sarcodes.

Sarcodes are extracts of tissues, glands, organs, or body chemicals from animals such as cow, sheep, or lamb. While they are ethically sourced and verified for use, they are still animal-derived and therefore not vegan-friendly.