Amaris Murphy
MSN, ARNP, WHNP-BC, CANS
About Amaris - President & Co-Founder
Amaris Murphy is a board-certified Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner and Certified Aesthetic Nurse Specialist with nearly two decades of experience in integrative medicine, aesthetics, and women’s health. She is the President and Co-Founder of iAM Center for Integrative & Aesthetic Medicine in Bellevue, WA, where she blends advanced medical aesthetics with functional wellness to help patients look and feel their best through every stage of life.
Amaris is highly skilled in injectables, bioidentical hormone therapy, medical weight management, and regenerative treatments, as well as a wide range of laser, light, and radiofrequency technologies. A former national trainer for Allergan and a current trainer for Galderma, she has educated fellow providers across the country on safe and effective techniques in aesthetic medicine.
Drawing from her diverse clinical and business expertise, Amaris is dedicated to delivering personalized, evidence-based care while building a supportive and transformative patient experience for every person who walks through iAM Center’s doors in Bellevue.
Amaris's Areas of Expertise
Amaris brings a rare combination of clinical depth and business leadership to iAM Center. Her core areas of expertise include:
- Injectables — Botox, Dysport, and dermal fillers for natural, balanced results
- Bioidentical Hormone Therapy — personalized hormone optimization for women’s health and vitality
- Medical Weight Management — evidence-based, physician-guided weight loss programs
- Regenerative Treatments — advanced therapies to support the body’s natural healing
- Laser, Light & Radiofrequency Technologies — a full range of skin rejuvenation modalities
- Provider Training & Education — national trainer for Allergan, current trainer for Galderma
Passionate about evidence-based, whole-person care, Amaris continues to lead iAM Center’s mission of helping patients feel confident and empowered at every stage of life.
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