Dr. Damsky is an attending physician-scientist and professor at Yale-New Haven Hospital system and provides care for both adult and pediatric patients. Dr Damsky uses basic and translational approaches to understand mechanisms of skin disease. In clinical practice, he specializes in medical dermatology and dermatopathology with a specific focus in cutaneous granulomatous disorders (sarcoidosis and granuloma annulare).

Dr. Ramachandran is the medical director of Yale Medicine Dermatology in Branford, where she treats children, adolescents and adults for all their general dermatology needs. She has a special interest in helping people with rheumatologic dermatology conditions such as cutaneous lupus, scleroderma and morphea. She also serves as the Vice chair of diversity, equity and inclusion at Yale department of dermatology.

Dr. Mallett is an attending physician at the University of Connecticut specializing in cosmetic services, cutaneous oncology, and melanoma and eczema, occupational and contact dermatitis, phototherapy, other inflammatory skin conditions. She also serves as the director of skin of color clinic.