Meet Our Staff
Natalie Kight, RN BSN
Founder & Laser Specialist
Natalie is a registered nurse with over 10 years of experience, who began her career in the fast-paced world of Emergency Medicine before discovering a true passion for Wound Care. Through her extensive clinical background, she has developed a deep understanding of the importance of maintaining healthy, radiant skin—not just as a medical necessity, but as a vital part of overall well-being.
Beyond her professional life, Natalie values finding balance through life’s simple joys. She loves immersing herself in the latest bestselling books and cherishes spending quality, meaningful moments with her partner and their dog, Gunner. This blend of dedication and personal fulfillment shapes her compassionate approach to both nursing and life.
Natalie founded Evanesco Laser Spa with the hope of making a meaningful difference in the community she serves—offering the empowering reminder that even something once believed to be permanent doesn’t have to be.
Dylan Plante, APRN MSN
Medical Director
Dylan is a dedicated aesthetic medicine provider with specialized expertise in cosmetic laser treatments. With years of hands on experience in advanced laser technology and clinical leadership, he blends technical precision with a personalized, results-driven approach.
Every treatment Dylan collaborates on is thoughtfully tailored to each clients unique skin type, concerns, and personal goals - ensuring not only visible results but meaningful transformation.
At Evanesco Laser Spa, Dylan oversees clinical operations with a steadfast commitment to safety, excellence, and patient care, while fostering a welcoming, judgment-free space where confidence is renewed and the past fades gently.
When he is not in clinic, Dylan finds harmony in life's quieter pursuits - crafting pieces in his woodworking shop, casting a line on calm waters, and most importantly, being a proud girl dad. His greatest masterpiece will always be the life he's building with his family - where love, laughter and a bit of sawdust are always close at hand.