Our Story

Lori Boyd
Lori Boyd, owner of Body 360, is a licensed Managing Aesthetician and Certified Personal Trainer. Her passion for making a difference began early in her esthetics career, as she entered the plastic surgery field and involvement in the Look Good Feel Better program. After working with several breast cancer patients and seeing how brave and strong they were, her admiration for them and new found devotion to fighting cancer became paramount. Their fight became not their own! She found that her talents and experience could help these women in many ways, such as teaching them the placement of eyebrows with makeup to the finishing touch of areola restoration.

Through her efforts to assist cancer patients, Lori said, "There is nothing that has touched my heart more than to have helped a women feel like a whole woman again." Her additional inspiration to help people in need comes from her loving family, Lila, Lincoln, and her husband, Geoff. Lori believes that life can take you down unexpected paths, but one should never lose faith and must continue to fight, continue to fight, continue to fight!

Kristie Melnik
Kristie Melnik, President of Cytolutions, is a microbiologist that has spent most of her career in medical device development and nanotechnology designed for earlier detection of cancerous diseases, as well as therapeutic alternatives for those in late stage disease progression. Kristie has always been amazed how a postive attitude or a geniune loving gesture can change the course of someone's life, and she feels positive encouragment and assistance are paramount in overcoming diseases such as breast cancer.

Kristie is excited to be involved with The Spielman Fund and the 'Not My Own' fragrance. A big proponent in making sure all women are able to afford screening and breast cancer treatments, Kristie said, "The Spielmans have it right, it is a responsibility of all of ours to help those in their time of need. We should all be willing to lift some of the burden for others, to lighten the load."