Dr. Misha Rosenbach is an Associate Professor of Dermatology and Internal Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, where he directs multiple clinical and educational programs. Nationally recognized for his expertise at the intersection of dermatology, technology, and advocacy, Dr. Rosenbach is an active member of the American Academy of Dermatology's Expert Resource Group on Climate Change and Environmental Issues, driving impact in digital health policy and climate change issues affecting skin. His work—spanning research, clinical care, and education—champions innovation, public health, and the next generation of dermatologists.

Dr. Erum Ilyas serves as Chair of Dermatology at Drexel University College of Medicine and is an expert in functional textiles and patient advocacy. Holding a patent for UV-protective textiles, she founded AmberNoon, a trendy, sun-protective clothing line available on QVC. A passionate advocate, Dr. Ilyas has successfully lobbied for skin cancer prevention legislation in Pennsylvania. Her innovative research, advocacy with the American Academy of Dermatology, and her work in teledermatology reflect her deep commitment to expanding access to skin health through technology and public engagement.

Dr. Meena Singh is a board-certified dermatologist, dermatologic surgeon and leading expert in hair restoration and ethnic skin treatments. She trained at Harvard Medical School, the Mayo Clinic and completed a prestigious fellowship in hair transplantation and Mohs Micrographic Surgery. As Medical Director of the Skin and Hair Center in Kansas City, she specializes in medical and surgical hair loss treatments and co-authored a comprehensive textbook on hair transplantation. Dr. Singh holds national leadership roles and has been featured in The New York Times, on TLC’s Bad Hair Day, and in top dermatology journals. As a leading voice in dermatology across media platforms, she amplifies conversations about hair loss, skin of color, and culturally competent dermatologic care.

Dr. Zelma Chiesa Fuxench, Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, leads research and clinical care in chronic inflammatory skin diseases and is a national advocate for health equity in dermatology. She advances diversity in clinical research, improves access to biologics, and promotes culturally competent care. Through her work with the American Academy of Dermatology and Skin of Color Society, Dr. Chiesa Fuxench is dedicated to patient-centered advocacy and improving outcomes for underserved populations.

Dr. Travis Benson is a Penn Dermatology Resident dedicated to advancing dermatologic care and health equity for transgender and gender-diverse communities. His advocacy work includes developing pro bono gender-affirming dermatology clinics, researching barriers to care and the effects of gender-affirming treatments, and publishing on issues such as insurance coverage and access to care. Dr. Benson’s work bridges research and hands-on advocacy, empowering patients and improving access to dermatologic services for underserved populations.

Dr. Jules Lipoff is a Clinical Associate Professor (Adjunct) at Temple University and Medical Director for The Dermatology Specialists in Philadelphia. Known for his writing in national outlets and advocacy for equitable access, Dr. Lipoff’s work spans care delivery, health policy, and the intersection of medicine and journalism. He is the founder of Philadelphia's PRIDE Clinic for patients living with HIV and transgender individuals and serves as a consultant for global health organizations. By championing access and informed dialogue, Dr. Lipoff is shaping the role of dermatologists in advocacy.

Dr. Matthew Helm is an Assistant Professor of Dermatology at Penn State Hershey and a dedicated clinician, educator, and researcher. He expands access to care through local free clinics and international health initiatives, including services in Ghana. Dr. Helm has authored over 80 peer-reviewed articles and received the Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching, reflecting his commitment to medical education and serving vulnerable populations.

Dr. Carrie Kovarik is a Professor of Dermatology at the University of Pennsylvania and the founder of Penn Dermatology’s Global Health program, where she leads efforts to expand clinical care and education for underserved populations both locally and internationally. Dr. Kovarik is an expert in skin-related infectious diseases and has pioneered innovative training programs in resource-limited settings, including Botswana. Her leadership in community and global health continues to expand dermatologic care and education worldwide.

Dr. Charlene Lam is an Associate Professor of Dermatology at Penn State and a board-certified Mohs surgeon. Her dual expertise in medicine and public health informs her outreach and advocacy for underserved communities, including Central Pennsylvania's agricultural populations. Dr. Lam leads free skin cancer screenings, has published widely on dermatologic surgery, and is recognized for excellence in teaching and service, advancing care for vulnerable populations through innovation and education.