The Skin–Hormone Axis
The relationship between hormones and dermatologic concerns, from acne and alopecia to skin aging. Designed for medical audiences and interdisciplinary conversations.
A physician, researcher, and healthcare executive’s perspective for clinical, industry, and leadership audiences.

Dr. Mitchell Griffith brings clinical training, research experience, and business leadership to discussions about skin health and the future of healthcare.
Speaking inquiries may include conference sessions, panels, educational programs, and moderated conversations.
Invite Dr. Mitchell Griffith ↗Topics can be adapted for clinicians, women’s health audiences, corporate teams, beauty professionals, and health technology leaders. Scope and learning objectives are tailored to the event.
The relationship between hormones and dermatologic concerns, from acne and alopecia to skin aging. Designed for medical audiences and interdisciplinary conversations.
An evidence-informed look at skin optimization, sunscreen science, cosmeceuticals, and the distinction between clinical evidence and marketing.
Diagnostic disparities, representation in clinical research, and barriers to dermatologic care for women and patients of color.
A conversation connecting skin health with stress, sleep, and the realities of demanding professional lives.
Practical education on sustainable skin health routines for busy professionals, tailored to the audience’s needs.
Skin and hair changes during perimenopause and menopause, with space for an informed, accessible discussion of aging and women’s health.
A clinical perspective on beauty claims, skincare choices, and informed decisions about skin health over time.
Skincare formulation, ingredient evidence, and consumer needs for brand teams, estheticians, and industry audiences.
Addressing educational gaps around textured hair, scalp conditions, and CCCA for beauty professionals and healthcare audiences.
Building technology ventures and a multidisciplinary career while keeping clinical insight at the center.
A physician-executive perspective on AI, telemedicine, patient engagement, and patient-centered innovation.
A 30–60 minute keynote, in person or virtual, with audience-specific content and a facilitated question-and-answer segment.
A keynote paired with a 60–90 minute workshop or breakout, using case studies, guided discussion, and practical exercises.
A coordinated educational agenda combining a keynote, workshops, and panel participation, shaped around your organization’s goals.
Multi-session education, curriculum licensing, staff development, or physician advisory engagements with a custom scope.
Engagement fees and travel arrangements are provided in a tailored proposal. Academic and nonprofit rates may be requested. Any CME accreditation or credit must be arranged with the appropriate accredited provider; credit is not automatic.
A discovery conversation helps align the topic with the audience’s knowledge, questions, and desired outcomes. Content and supporting materials are then developed around that brief.
Potential engagement resources include a presentation deck, promotional biography and photography, audience Q&A, and an attendee resource guide. Final deliverables are agreed in the proposal.