Hyeyoung (Hailey) Bixby is a dedicated massage therapist and medical aesthetician with a passion for promoting health, well-being, and radiant skin. She graduated from the Professional Institute of Massage Therapy in Calgary in 2016 and completed a Medical Aesthetics program at GD College in 2024. With eight years of physiotherapy experience in South Korea, Hailey combines her deep understanding of body mechanics with advanced skincare techniques to offer a holistic approach to beauty and wellness.
She specializes in therapeutic, deep tissue, relaxation, hot stone, and cupping massage, believing that massage is more than just a technique—it’s a way to bring positive energy and deep relaxation into people’s lives.
As a certified medical aesthetician, Hailey is also passionate about advanced skincare treatments that promote healthy, glowing skin. She offers customized facials, deep cleansing, and anti-aging treatments designed to improve skin texture, hydration, and overall radiance. Her goal is to help clients feel confident and refreshed by addressing their unique skincare needs.
A devoted animal lover, Hailey has two dogs: a Jindo dog from South Korea and a Black Lab. In her free time, she enjoys spending quality time with her family, including her two children, exploring the outdoors and taking walks together.
Hyeyoung (Hailey) Bixby is a dedicated massage therapist and medical aesthetician with a passion ...
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Agnes is a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) who graduated from Makami College with a 3,000-hour diploma. She is passionate about helping clients find lasting relief through personalized treatments, client education, and structured wellness plans tailored to their individual needs. I speak English, Chinese - Mandarin and basic Japanese.
Agnes offers a wide range of massage therapy techniques, including relaxation massage, therapeutic massage, deep tissue massage, Thai massage, and hot stone massage. Whether you’re seeking pain relief, stress reduction, improved mobility, or simply time to unwind, she is committed to providing treatments that support your overall health and well-being.
Her goal is for every client to leave feeling rejuvenated, balanced, and at ease—regardless of what brought them through the door.
Outside the clinic, Agnes enjoys cooking, listening to music, and relaxing with a good Netflix series. She looks forward to building meaningful connections with her clients and supporting them on their wellness journey.
Agnes is a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) who graduated from Makami College with a 3,000-hour...
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Hello! My name is Siana. I recently earned my certification as a massage therapist after completing 2200 hours of training. Currently, I am enrolled at Makami College, working towards my advanced clinical certification that requires 3000 hours of training. I chose massage therapy as my career because I am passionate about relieving stress and tension and helping others find relaxation and balance through the healing power of touch.
Hello! My name is Siana. I recently earned my certification as a massage therapist after completi...
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Korean Faicial Retaining Ligament Reface Massage
Korean meridian massage — Acupressure Massage
Korean Faicial Retaining Ligament Reface Massage
Korean meridian massage — Acupressure Massage
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Bradley Zhao is a newly registered Manual Osteopathic Practitioner who graduated at the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy. During his studies, he learned that dysfunction is not limited to just the musculoskeletal system, but may also involve the fascia, nervous system, blood circulation/vascular system, and viscera. His understanding of anatomy and physiology, along with his osteopathic principles and techniques, helps him understand how dysfunction in one area of the body can affect other structures and systems as well.
His approach to Osteopathy follows the core beliefs that the body is capable of self-healing and self-regulating when structures of the body are functioning optimally. Bradley aims to find the root cause of the problem rather than focusing on the symptoms. By looking at the body as a whole, he can work with the body to help improve a patient’s mobility and function to improve their quality of life.
He is also a former competitive swimmer who achieved provincial and championship standards with Swim Alberta. He specializes in long distance swimming and his best events were the 400 meter and 800 meter freestyle. During his time as an athlete, he went through intense training to achieve his goals, so he understands how chronic pain can affect an athlete’s performance and how it can lead to severe injuries over time. He finds it meaningful to help individuals improve mobility and function so they can continue working toward their goals.
Bradley Zhao is a newly registered Manual Osteopathic Practitioner who graduated at the Canadian ...
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