Dr. Raja Sivamani is a board-certified dermatologist, bioengineer, and Ayurvedic
practitioner. He practices at his medical and surgical dermatology clinic at Pacific
Skin Instituteand his integrative research, aesthetics, and wellness clinic at Zen
Dermatology. He serves as the Director of Clinical Research at Integrative
Skin Science and Research and in the Department of Dermatology at the
University of California, Davis as well as the Co-Director of the Microbiome
Research Initiative at the California State University, Sacramento. He merges
modern research and science with a personalized approach to each patient. His training in Ayurvedic medicine lets him take a more humanistic approach to patient care, science, and research. Dr. Sivamani has over 120 peer-reviewed publications and a textbook on cosmeceuticals. He leads many clinical studies that focus on the impacts of foods, nutrition, botanicals, cosmeceuticals, the
microbiome, and the gut-skin axis as well as studies on standard Western medications and devices. He serves as one of the lead editors forLearnSkin.comand a chair for the annual Integrative Dermatology Symposium. 

Peter Lio, MD is a Clinical Assistant Professor of
Dermatology & Pediatrics at Northwestern University. He received his
medical degree from Harvard Medical School and his Dermatology training at
Harvard.

While at Harvard, he received formal training in acupuncture.
Dr. Lio is the founding director of the Chicago Integrative Eczema Center and a
founding faculty member of the Integrative Dermatology Certificate Program with
over 200 publications and 3 textbooks.

Dr. Apple Bodemer is an Associate Professor of Dermatology at the University of Wisconsin. After finishing her residency training in dermatology at the University of Wisconsin, she completed a fellowship in integrative medicine through the University of Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine.  She is triple board certified in Dermatology, Integrative Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine and is an active member of the American Board of Integrative
Medicine. She has created Integrative Dermatology curriculum for the University of  Arizona Integrative Medicine Fellowship Program and the
Whole Health Initiative for the National Veterans Association. She also serves as founding faculty for the Integrative Dermatology Certificate Program.  

Dr. Jessica Maloh is a Naturopathic Doctor. Her passion for integrative medicine and research led her to a postdoctoral position in clinical research at UC Davis Department of Dermatology and now, to lead clinical trials as an investigator at Integrative Skin Science and Research.

Her research interests and clinical practice focus on the role of nutrition, the microbiome, mindfulness, and quality of life in various dermatological conditions.

Rosari Kingston is a medicinal herbalist from West Cork, Ireland. In addition to her own private practice, Kingston is Director of the Irish College of Traditional and Integrative Medicine and Adjunct Professor at University College Cork. Kingston is known for combining Irish herbal tradition with knowledge of modern medicine and the latest research. She is a member of the Irish Institute of Medical Herbalists, the professional body that maintains the highest standard of herbalist education, and was part of the group that created the Bachelor of Herbalism program at Cork Institute of Technology (CIT). Rosari Kingston She received her BA and PhD from University College Cork and her MA from the University of Wales.

In 1989, Dr Isabelle Catoni obtained her diploma in dermatology and venereology from the Paris Faculty of Medicine. She then opened her own private practice, while also working in various hospital departments. Over time, she specialized in laser dermatology, marking a milestone in 1995 with the acquisition of her first Q-switch pigment laser. She then moved into aesthetic dermatology, accompanying the introduction of hyaluronic acid in France.

A visionary, Dr Catoni created three university and inter-university diplomas to train professionals in the practice of aesthetic dermatology, including lasers, injections, peels and other advanced technologies. She is also involved in the founding of associations bringing together “actors in medico-surgical aesthetics” with the aim of preventing accidents, better understanding side effects and defining standards of good practice with constant vigilance.

In 2020, her discovery of photobiomodulation marked a turning point in her career, leading her to recognize the importance of integrative medicine.Active in the scientific direction of numerous medical-surgical congresses, she organizes round tables and conferences to raise public and professional awareness of this rapidly expanding field.

Pr Philippe Humbert is an eminent professor of dermatology renowned for his significant contributions to the field of cutaneous medicine. Former head of the Dermatology Department at the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire and former head of the Laboratoire d'Ingénierie et de Biologie Cutanée, Pr Humbert has built an impressive career as a clinician, researcher and educator.He obtained his medical degree (MD) and pursued advanced studies in cutaneous biology, dermatology, sexually transmitted diseases, internal medicine and medical oncology. In addition to his medical training, Pr Humbert holds a doctorate (Ph.D.) with a specialization in allergology and clinical immunology from the Université de Besançon. He also holds several certificates in human biology, human physiology, general and specialized pharmacology, neuropsychopharmacology, allergology and clinical immunology, as well as in sports and medicine.Prof. Humbert has held a number of leadership positions in international and European learned societies. He was President of the International Society of Skin Biophysics and Imaging from 2005 to 2010, co-founder of the Société Francophone d'Ingénierie Cutanée, former President of the European Society of Cosmetic and Aesthetic Dermatology, and President of the International Society of Cutaneous Pharmacology.A prolific author, Prof. Humbert has published over 600 international articles and is the editor of the reference book “Measuring the Skin”, which is widely used in the field of dermatology.His work has profoundly influenced the field of cutaneous biology and dermatology, making him a respected figure and a reference in his field.

Anna-Maria Keaveney is a medical herbalist practicing at Dunboyne Herbs Clinic in Ireland and a lecturer in the department of biological sciences at Cork Institute of Technology. Since 2000, Keaveney has been a key member of the Irish Institute of Medical Herbalists (IIMH), serving at various times as chair and president, among other roles. She is also on the herbal medicines subcommittee of the Health Products Regulatory Authority in Ireland. Keaveney received her BSc. in Natural Sciences from Trinity College in Dublin, BSc. in herbal medicine from Middlesex University in London and MSc. in Primary Health Care from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.

Marc Cornell is an expert in natural and organic product formulation development and the former vice president of Innovation at Englewood Lab. During his thirty-year career he has worked in research and development roles for Merck, L’Oréal USA and Neostrata among other leading beauty companies. For the last twenty years he has worked primarily on cosmeceuticals and developed numerous transformational textures for the sensorial skincare category. Cornell received a BS from Elizabethtown College.