Breast Reduction: Info, Prices, Photos, Reviews, Q&A

Name: Whitney Quirin

Position: Practice Manager

Name: Molly Brickel

Position: Staff

Years experience: 6

Biography: Molly is an experienced Master Hair Stylist, style consultant, Certified Esthetician and certified CoolSculpting technician. Did we also mention she is a rock star yoga instructor? She is a jack of all trades!

Born with a passion for the arts, Molly has always looked at each person as a masterpiece! An Indiana native, she has traveled around the country working with artists to develop her style.

If she is not in our CooLoft helping our amazing clients sculpt their bodies, you can find her laughing with family and friends, walking her two fur-babies around Downtown Indy, or on a mat practicing yoga. Balance and Beauty!

Name: Allison Rutledge

Position: Staff

Years experience: 6

Biography: Allison is an experienced stylist, Certified Esthetician and certified CoolSculpting technician. She has been in the beauty industry since 2008.

She strives to embrace each client’s individuality and empower them to leave our CooLoft feeling and looking their absolute, head-turning best!

When she is not working with her clients, Allison enjoys traveling and a balance lifestyle between exercise and a never ending search for the best brunch spot.

Name: Dr. Hilton M. Hudson, II, MD

Position: Business Owner

Biography: Dr. Hilton M. Hudson II is a cardiothoracic surgeon. He is one of less than 40 board-certified, African-American interventional cardiothoracic surgeons practicing in this country. He received his medical degree from Indiana University School of Medicine and has been in practice for more than 20 years.

Hudson, an Indiana native, was given the Sagamore of the Wabash Award (Indiana’s highest civilian award), the Achievement in Medicine Award, and a Key to the City of Indianapolis by former governor, Mitch Daniels. Noted for his distinguished service in Minority Health, he also founded the Health Literacy Foundation as another way of providing health information to those lacking ready access.

He became a publisher to ensure “those in medically vulnerable and under served communities had access to reliable, current and culturally sensitive health information,” says Hudson.