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Farragut West Knox Chamber Welcomes The Face Place
Wednesday, October 3, 2018


The Farragut West Knox Chamber recently welcomed The Face Place ™ to the area. The Face Place ™ and Gott Family Medical Clinic were founded by Pamela Gott Gavin, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC. Pamela is an experienced and knowledgeable medical professional who focuses on patients’ needs. She started her practices because of a deep desire to provide quality health care services and medical grade products and procedures, thus contributing to the overall well being of her community. Pamela’s extensive training in family practice medicine, facial aesthetics and CoolSculpting makes The Face Place ™ and Gott Family Medical Clinic an excellent choice for your healthy lifestyle needs.

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