Bluffton Nurse Injector Morgan Curry Named Merz Aesthetics MAX Educator and Center of Excellence for 2026-2027, Advancing Regenerative Facial Aging
Founder of Refine Aesthetics, nationally recognized aesthetic nurse injector Morgan Curry, BSN, RN, CANS, joins a select group of Merz educators and recently traveled to Canada for advanced training on the newest BELOTERO product ahead of its U.S. launch
Morgan Curry, BSN, RN, CANS, founder of Refine Aesthetics in Bluffton, South Carolina, has been selected by Merz Aesthetics as a MAX Educator and Center of Excellence for FY 2026–2027. The recognition places her among a national group of advanced injectors chosen to educate other providers on Merz's portfolio of aesthetic products, and reflects a decade of injectable experience built on an anatomy-first, regenerative approach to facial aging.
Curry was also recently selected as the only provider in the Lowcountry to travel to Canada for advanced training on the newest BELOTERO product ahead of its official U.S. launch. The training group consisted of advanced injectors, educators, and Key Opinion Leaders from across North America. Following the U.S. launch, Curry and Refine Aesthetics have also been selected to help educate other providers on the product. She is scheduled to speak at ISPAN later this cycle and continues to work as an educator and Key Opinion Leader with several major aesthetic companies, including InMode.
The selection recognizes the approach to aesthetic medicine that Curry has built the practice around. Rather than treating injectables as isolated procedures, she combines facial anatomy, collagen biostimulation, skin quality, energy-based devices, and staged treatment plans into comprehensive plans designed to produce natural, often undetectable results.
"Patients are trusting us with how they age," said Morgan Curry, BSN, RN, CANS, founder of Refine Aesthetics. "My job is to look at the whole face, understand what is going on with the anatomy, the collagen, the skin quality, and build a plan that makes sense for that person over time. Sometimes that means not injecting at all. Ethical aesthetic medicine often means telling a patient no rather than selling another syringe."
Curry's recognition from Merz follows roughly six years of advocating for the Merz portfolio in her clinical work, and she earned the educator designation as a solo injector running her own practice. In addition to the Merz MAX Educator selection, she holds Key Opinion Leader status with Merz Aesthetics and InMode, is one of only three Certified Aesthetic Nurse Specialists in South Carolina, was named a Recommended Provider in Best Aesthetic Injectors of America 2026, and was a Top 3 Finalist for Best Medical Spa in the Best of Bluffton Community's Choice Awards 2026 after just 3 months of being open.
Refine Aesthetics operates under the medical direction of board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Jarrod Little and offers a comprehensive menu of aesthetic injectables, including biostimulators, neurotoxins, and dermal fillers, alongside skin rejuvenation treatments including SkinPen microneedling, Tribrid Laser Skin Resurfacing, facials, and chemical peels. The practice also offers wellness and functional medicine services including hormone optimization therapy, GLP-1 weight loss, IV therapy, and peptide therapy. These services are anchored by The Well Method by Refine, a concierge-level program led by board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner Lacey Campbell, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, who brings more than 20 years in healthcare and over six years dedicated exclusively to endocrinology. The Well Method focuses on endocrine and metabolic health, from thyroid disease and diabetes to hormone optimization, building personalized care around each patient's full history rather than a single lab result. Every treatment plan begins with a consultation to review the patient's goals, anatomy, and candidacy, and to build a plan tailored to the individual.
Refine Aesthetics also runs a private one-on-one aesthetic injector training and mentorship program for licensed medical professionals.
For more information, to explore services, or to schedule a consultation, visit https://www.refineaestheticsbluffton.com or call the practice at (843) 256-6078.
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Morgan Curry, Refine Aesthetics, 1 (843) 256-6078, [email protected], https://www.refineaestheticsbluffton.com/
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