Robyn Kennedy is a Nurse Practitioner with more than two decades of experience across dermatology, skin health, and aesthetic medicine. Known for her calm presence, clinical precision, and unwavering commitment to patient safety, Robyn has become a trusted educator and mentor for nurses and medical practitioners entering the aesthetic field.

Her career began in dermatology, where she developed extensive expertise in skin pathology, inflammatory skin disease, and long-term patient management. Over the years, she has contributed to research, clinical education, and several publications in dermatology — work that shaped her evidence-based, patient-centred philosophy.

Alongside her role at MCC Studio, Robyn continues to practise privately in dermatology, working collaboratively with leading dermatologists at Yarraville Dermatology, Digital Dermatology, and the Royal Children’s Hospital. This ongoing clinical work keeps her deeply connected to the diagnostic, medical, and long-term management aspects of skin health, enriching her approach to both aesthetic practice and education.
Robyn’s passion for cosmetic medicine emerged after completing her own injectables training at Melbourne Cosmetic Centre in 2019. She quickly recognised a gap within the industry: while many courses taught technique, few taught the deeper clinical reasoning required to practise safely. Practitioners were learning how to inject, but not why, where, or when not to.

In 2023, Robyn became Director of MCC Studio, leading its evolution into a boutique, integrated ecosystem offering clinical education, mentoring, product support, and a functioning cosmetic clinic. Her philosophy is simple:
When practitioners are educated thoughtfully and supported properly, the industry becomes safer for everyone.

At MCC, Robyn oversees curriculum development, clinical governance, and practitioner support programs. She works closely with nurses as they transition into aesthetic practice — guiding them through facial assessment, risk management, clinical documentation, adverse event protocols, and best-practice standards aligned with AHPRA.
Her teaching style is warm, clear, and deeply intentional.
She prioritises anatomy, ethics, and safe decision-making — values that have shaped MCC Studio into one of Australia’s most trusted training pathways.
In addition to her educator role, Robyn practices as a cosmetic injector within the MCC Clinic, offering subtle, natural aesthetic treatments that honour each patient’s unique facial structure. Her combined expertise in both dermatology and aesthetics allows her to achieve results that enhance confidence without compromising harmony or safety.

Robyn also holds postgraduate qualifications in Midwifery, further enriching her holistic, patient-centred approach to care.
Today, she leads MCC Studio with the same principle that has guided her entire career: Lead with care, act safely, and support clinicians at every step of their journey.

Marnie Pitts is an accomplished Aesthetic Nurse with over eight years of experience in cosmetic medicine, complemented by her ongoing work as a Neonatal Intensive Care Nurse.
Her dual clinical background brings a unique blend of precision, gentleness, and clinical depth to her role at MCC Studio.
Marnie first entered the world of aesthetics in 2016, completing her introductory training with Melbourne Cosmetic Centre. She quickly distinguished herself with her meticulous technique and thoughtful, patient-centred approach. Since then, she has remained actively connected to MCC — continuing her own professional development while building a thriving aesthetic practice of her own.

Marnie’s clinical expertise spans wrinkle reduction, dermal fillers, volume restoration, and skin rejuvenation. She is known for her calm presence, her steady clinical judgment, and her ability to create subtle, harmonious results that honour the patient’s natural structure.
In her role at MCC Studio, Marnie serves as our lead for Thursday mentoring sessions, guiding new and emerging injectors as they transition from training to real-world practice.

She provides hands-on supervision, supports practitioners through complex cases, and helps them build confidence in their facial assessment, product selection, and injection technique.
Marnie is deeply committed to the professional development of nurses entering aesthetics.
She takes pride in creating a supportive, welcoming environment where practitioners feel safe to learn, ask questions, and refine their skills under her guidance.

With her balanced background in both high-acuity hospital care and aesthetic medicine, Marnie brings exceptional clinical insight and gentle reassurance to every mentoring session.
Her passion for education, combined with her patient-first approach, makes her an invaluable part of the MCC training team.

Dedicated, experienced, and genuinely invested in the success of every practitioner she teaches, Marnie embodies the MCC philosophy - safety, anatomy, and mentorship that truly supports the clinician’s journey.