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Dr. Ifeoma Okoronkwo, M.D., known also as Dr. O, is a Yale- and Weill Cornell–trained physician specializing in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, with clinical expertise in Regenerative Medicine and longevity science. A recognized leader in the body’s natural repair systems, Dr. O brings a unique medical perspective to skin health—treating the skin as a dynamic, responsive organ that reflects internal wellness and adapts to external environmental stressors.From her regenerative medicine practice in Midtown Manhattan, Dr. O takes a multidisciplinary, evidence-based approach to restoring optimal function by addressing the root causes of inflammation and degeneration. Her work spans everything from musculoskeletal conditions to the earliest visible signs of aging, always focusing on safe, non-invasive interventions.As Scientific Advisor to Pour Moi Skincare, Dr. O helps translate the science of skin regeneration, barrier biology, and climate-related inflammation into clear, actionable insights for everyday skincare. Her role bridges advanced medical knowledge with Pour Moi’s climate-adaptive innovation, empowering consumers to understand that healthy, resilient skin is not just about age or type—but about how skin responds to the conditions it faces every day.Dr. O is also the creator of The Dr. O Method™, her independent medical philosophy that reflects her broader mission to promote long-term health and renewal through personalized, science-based care.A former Attending Physician at NYU Langone Medical Center and Clinical Assistant Professor at NYU School of Medicine, Dr. O now dedicates her work to educating the public and professionals on the evolving relationship between science, skincare, and the environment. Her goal: to make skin longevity both scientifically sound and personally achievable.

Enthusiastic dietitian empowering healthier lives through approachable wellness information, nutritious, easy recipes, and healthy product discovery. My mission is to help women foster a healthy relationship with food and be the best version of themselves. A regular contributor to publications such as Real Simple, Well + Good, Shape, Women's Health, Clean Plates, and more.

Adedapo "Dapo" Iluyomade MD MBA FACC is a non-invasive cardiologist with specialization in Preventive Cardiology and Clinical Lipidology. He values involving patients in their care, and fostering an environment of collaborative medical decision-making. He also firmly believes that instead of treating the disease, our aim should be to treat the patient with the disease.Born in Nigeria to an emergency physician and an attorney, education has always been of paramount importance to Dr. Iluyomade. Growing up in the northeastern state of Maryland, he attended the prestigious Georgetown Preparatory School before completing his undergraduate studies at Emory University, where he majored in Sociology (Pre-Med).He received his medical degree from the American University of Antigua, where he graduated Cum Laude while simultaneously completing a Masters in Business Administration. He then completed residency at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai - Mount Sinai St. Luke's & Mount Sinai West Hospitals in New York, NY. He had the honor of completing an additional year of training while serving as Chief Resident in the Department of Medicine, overseeing a program of 160 residents. Dr. Iluyomade then moved to Miami for a fellowship in adult cardiovascular disease at the University of Miami - Jackson Memorial program, where he once more had the honor of serving as Chief Cardiology Fellow in his final year.Dr. Iluyomade keeps busy with his involvement in professional societies, including the American Heart Association (AHA), American College of Cardiology (ACC) where he sits of the Florida chapter's Board of Directors, Association of Black Cardiologists (ABC) and the National Lipid Association (NLA) amongst others. He currently serves as an editorial reviewer for the JACC: Case Reports medical journal and a Social Media Ambassador for both the ACC and ABC. In 2020, he was selected to attend both the Summit for Preventive Cardiology (Chicago, IL) and the Duke Heart Career Accelerator Course (Durham, NC). He has presented his scholarly work at many national conferences, has published manuscripts, written book chapters and participated in a number of medical quality improvement initiatives. He is currently the site primary investigator for multiple clinical trials at the Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute, and received a $50,000 grant to conduct COVID-19 research while at the University of Miami.He continues to expand his professional profile, while finding time still to spend with family, travel and play recreational sports.