About Us

Kevin Bridge, MD, is a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive experience and training. After completing a general surgery residency at the University of Iowa he moved on to Emory University to undergo training in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. During his time at Emory he was privileged to be trained by the leaders in the field of both breast reconstruction and aesthetic surgery. He was also honored as a Regan Fellow with Operation Smile which allowed him to travel to Paraguay to perform cleft lip and palate reconstructive procedures, an experience he is extremely proud of.

Dr. Bridge was raised in a household with several brothers and a sister where he was taught the values of hard work, time management, and attention to detail. One of the proudest accomplishments in his life was at age 14, when he earned his Eagle Scout Award which involved collecting household items, toys and clothes for a local women’s shelter. He graduated as the valedictorian of his high school class, then attended North Carolina State University where he was honored to be inducted as a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He graduated as the valedictorian and obtained a degree in Biochemistry with Summa Cum Laude honors. He furthered his studies at the University of North Carolina School of Public Health, which is ranked as the number one public institution for Public Health, obtaining a master’s degree. He finished his academic studies at the University of North Carolina, obtaining his medical degree.

Since arriving in Abilene, Dr. Bridge keeps busy outside of the office by serving as an assistant professor at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Public Health in Abilene. He hopes to do research in his area of interests including childhood trauma prevention and breast cancer.

Outside of work he tries to keep up with his wife and four children. Dr. Bridge is active in his church, where he plays the organ for his congregation and accompanies the church choir. He is involved with his son’s Boy Scout Troop as a merit badge counselor. He teaches his children the piano, and his latest musical endeavor is to learn to play the guitar.

Adrienne is a licensed cosmetologist with an extensive knowledge of all things related to beauty. Growing up, she always thought that the confidence that resulted from bettering yourself was precious. She is proud to be a part of The MedSpa and to use the knowledge she has gained from working in the beauty industry to better serve clients. “Here at The MedSpa, we strive to give every person who steps through our door the best experience they have ever had,” says Adrienne. “You can come here knowing that you will be receiving the quality you deserve. Always feel free to ask me anything—I can’t wait to meet you!”

Maria has had an interest in massage therapy her whole life, and became a therapist in 1994. To her, massage is a passion and not a job. She is excited to be a part of this fabulous spa. Her interests include running, karate and her animals.

She is from Adams, Mass., where she started the sport of running during her freshman year of high school. “I like to say this was before running shoes were invented!” Maria says jokingly. She graduated from Northeastern University (Go Huskies!) with a degree in athletic training. NU is also where she met her husband Joel. She made a lasting impression on him with her not-so-graceful mount onto a balance beam! “Did I mention I am a runner, not a gymnast?” Maria adds. Joel’s army career took them to different locations, eventually landing them here in Abilene.

Shay Marrow is an aesthetician at The MedSpa at Hendrick. She has a very special daughter whom Shay describes as “her hero and best friend.” Shay started her career as a respiratory therapist and worked in that field for about seven years before deciding to go into skin care. She wanted to try a new field that she enjoyed and allowed her to spend more time with her family. So far, it has been wonderful. She is thrilled to be a part of The MedSpa at Hendrick team and work with so many amazing women. “It is inspiring to help other people look and feel good about themselves,” says Shay. “It has truly been a blessing, and I look forward to what the future has in store.”