With a strong history as a nurse practitioner in hospice care, Chrissy Baker was looking to practice a happier type of medicine while still feeling fulfilled in making a difference in the lives of her patients. 

That's when she decided to open Revive Aesthetics and Wellness Center one year ago. The business is located at 12 E. Washington St., Greencastle. 

"We offer a wide range of services, including medical weight loss, hormone replacement therapy, threads, prp facials, prp joint injections, hair restoration, botox, microneedling, detmaplanning and more," Baker told The Putnam County Post. 

Baker said aesthetics help patients feel more confident and happier, while medical weight loss and hormone replacement therapy are among her favorite things to do. 

"Those help patients to live healthier and happier lives. These treatments truly make a difference for them. I love seeing their transformations and hearing about how much better they feel," Baker said. 

Baker said she sees a mix of both male and female clients. 

"Men are starting to learn about HRT and loving it. I also have several men on the weight loss program and some do aesthetic treatments," she said. 

As for what she enjoys most about the business, she said it is simple. 

"The patients are my biggest joy. Watching them transform their bodies and lives for the better, hearing how they are feeling after weight loss and how their labs are improving, their overall health, hearing their stories of increased energy, sex drive, happier relationships and improved mood with HRT. Those are the things that drive me. I love hearing and seeing their success stories and transformations. I love being a part of their journey to happier and healthier lives," Baker said. 

This weekend marks the one year anniversary of Baker's business, and while she has no special events scheduled, she is asking everyone to keep an eye on Revive's Facebook and Instagram for some promos that will be announced Sunday. 

"It feels amazing. I am so grateful to all of my clients and the community for all of their support and making all of this possible," Baker said.