Our commitments
To Our Partners and Our Planet
Our sustainable and inclusive revolution is the dawn of a new era. With one ambition: a more beautiful future for all.
CORPORATE COMMITMENTS
Melanoma Research Alliance
Three-year grant to researchers at Stanford University’s School of Medicine
L’Oréal Dermatological Beauty Brands and Melanoma Research Alliance have awarded a three-year grant to researchers at Stanford University’s School of Medicine who are studying how Artificial Intelligence (AI) within dermatologic practices can be used to improve melanoma detection.
Skin of Color Society
To better listen, learn, and support people of color in their dermatological needs we have partnered with the Skin of Color Society (SOCS).
Together, we will further their mission of knowledge, support, research and professional development for skin of color.
L’Oréal Dermatological Beauty Brands have committed to providing SOCS members business development courses, mentorship networking, co-launching an accessible online learning platform with skin of color education, collaboration on research and publication opportunities, and overall awareness.
BRAND COMMITMENTS
SkinCeuticals has partnered with ReSurge International
SkinCeuticals has partnered with ReSurge International to advance first-generation women reconstructive surgeons in undeserved ports of world.Together,we created Pioneering women in Reconstructive surgery (PWRS) program to support these women through surgical training, leadership development and mentorship networking.
CeraVe is a proud sponsor of American Nurses Foundation and the Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation™
The Amrican Nurses Foundation and the Healthy Nurses, healthy Nation™ initiative works to support this selfless community and helps connect and engage nurses nationwide.
La Roche Posay’s mission is to enhance quality of life through skin.
In 2009, the La Roche-Posay Thermal Center, Europe’s leading thermal center for dermatology, opened doors to those recovering from the skin-related side effects of cancer treatment. Today, we support oncology initiatives spanning oncology treatment, skin cancer, and childhood cancer awareness.
Save Our Skin
In 2010, La Roche-Posay introduced the SOS (Save Our Skin) Campaign to inform the public about the dangers of UV rays and the importance of practicing sun safe behaviors in order to prevent skin cancer.
Year after year, through the SOS initiative, La Roche-Posay teams up with dermatologists from the Women’s Dermatologic society to provide free skin cancer screenings, sun safety materials, and complimentary sunscreen samples to the public.
GW Cancer Center
In 2017, La Roche-Posay partnered with the George Washington University Cancer Center to launch the GW Supportive Oncodermatology Clinic.
While today’s medical advances have created new effective therapeutic pathways to treat cancer, these aggressive treatments can have noticeable, negative effects on the skin, scalp and/or nails. Fortunately, these expected changes can be relieved and sometimes prevented with tailored therapeutic regimens and dermo-cosmetic care.
American Childhood Cancer Organization & Childhood Cancer International
La Roche-Posay is raising awareness and helping children and families alike in the battle against cancer by teaching valuable coping skills.
Using emotion-based activity kits that include a dry-erase board with character stickers representing different feelings, kids are encouraged to express themselves-and parents are better able to foster communication in a language that’s understandable.
VICHY Laboratories created the Vichy Annual Exposome Grant
This grant consists of 3 regional research grants of €15,000 to promote and encourage research to characterize the skin exposome. The exposome is the globality of the factors the human body is exposed to, from conception onwards. Learn more and apply today at: www.vichy.com/vichygrant
We believe actions speak louder than words. Our social impact vision is expansive but is immediately focused on affecting change in the field of aesthetics. We have initiated and engaged in ground-breaking, non-commercial industry partnerships to lead true change and evolution in aesthetics, while integrating policies in our operating model to drive intentional change. The most visible example is the DREAM Initiative: Driving Racial Equality in Aesthetic Medicine, which is made up of three program pillars:
The Full Spectrum of Dermatology: A Diverse and Inclusive Atlas. A teaching tool to help physicians recognize and effectively diagnose skin conditions across a diverse patient base.
CARE: The Curriculum for Advancing Racial Equality. An educational program designed to equip physicians with the tools and knowledge to address the impact of racism in aesthetic medicine.
Forces of Beauty: A Lens into Inclusivity in Aesthetics. A comprehensive report about what inclusion and representation looks like in beauty today.
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