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Chamber of Commerce celebrates the opening of RichSkin in Gonic Mill

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Matt Wyatt
Appearing in the ribbon cutting photo from left to right are: Chamber board members Amy Brown of Yankee Electric & Co., David Stevens of Century 21 Northeast, Jenn Marsh, Deputy Director of Rochester Economic Development, Chamber board member Sharla Rollins of First Seacoast Bank, Gina McMorris-Head Nurse Injector at RichSkin, RichSkin owner Dan Richard cutting the ribbon, Mary Henderson of Bank of New Hampshire, Chamber Chair of the Board Kerrie Landry of COGEBI, Melissa Lesniak, Keller Williams Coastal Realty, Matt Wyatt - Rochester’s Public Information & Community Engagement Manager, and Chamber President Laura Ring.

The Great Rochester Chamber of Commerce was pleased to celebrate the opening of RichSkin with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. RichSkin’s new location is located at 73 Pickering Road, Suite E (in the Gonic Mill) in Rochester.

Dan and Tara Richard, both Nurse Practitioners, are excited to add a new location to their already busy medical aesthetics practice.  RichSkin opened its new location in Rochester, NH located on the 2nd floor of the Gonic Mill at the beginning of this year.  They are offering many of their popular treatments including neurotoxins, dermal fillers, as well as their extremely successful weight loss treatments.

Both Dan and Tara have over 15 years of experience in the medical field with over 8 years specializing in aesthetics.  They are most excited to bring their weight loss treatments to the Rochester community.  They are open for business by appointment only.  Call 603.803.6853 to schedule your free, no obligation consultation today!

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