A Los Angeles native and lifelong animal lover, Dr. Tatiana Rogers began her journey in animal care in 2010 as a wildlife rehabilitator before earning her veterinary degree from Colorado State University. She has experience in small animal and exotic medicine and has developed a special passion for dermatology, helping pets find relief from allergies, chronic skin conditions, and ear disease.

Growing up as the daughter of a police K9 trainer, Dr. Rogers was surrounded by working dogs including Mastiffs and German Shepherds, many of whom struggled with ear infections and sensitive skin. Those early experiences sparked her love for healing the body's largest organ and helping pets feel comfortable in their skin again.

Today she manages allergies and skin conditions in dogs and cats every day and enjoys building preventive care plans that keep pets healthy and itch free.

Dr. Bachtel is an assistant professor of veterinary dermatology at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado. He received both his veterinary and dermatology residency at Colorado State University and has been a practicing veterinarian for over twenty years in the Southwest, both as specialist and general practitioner.

Dr. Bachtel’s particular interest is education, primarily focused on clinical and didactic instruction of veterinary dermatologic conditions and treatments for veterinary professional students.

Dr. Ehsan Azimi is a Harvard-trained physician-scientist specializing in medical and surgical dermatology, laser surgery and aesthetics. He is the founder of Dermatology & Laser of Beverly Hills.

He completed dermatology residency at the Harvard Combined Dermatology Program and a dermatology research fellowship at the Cutaneous Biology Research Center at Massachusetts General Hospital, where he made groundbreaking discoveries regarding mast cells and Mrgpr receptors. His research has significantly advanced the understanding of skin inflammation and sensory mechanisms.

Notable achievements include:

• Discovery of the first antagonists of MRGPRX2, a receptor implicated in skin sensation, drug reactions, inflammation, and mast cell degranulation
  
• First to discover the dual action of neurokinin-1 receptor inhibitors on Mrgprs
  
• Describe the mechanism of Red Man Syndrome, a common drug-induced reaction
  
• Inventor on two U.S. patents for targeting Mrgpr receptors
  
• Authored over 40 book chapters and publications in prestigious journals such as the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, Journal of Clinical Investigation, Nature Communications, and Nature Reviews.
  
• Dr. Azimi also served as a peer reviewer for several journals including the Journal of Investigative Dermatology, Cell, ITCH, and Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, among many others. He has received multiple research awards and support from the National Eczema Association, Society for Investigative Dermatology, and other leading organizations.
  

His training included prestigious institutions such as:

• Massachusetts General Hospital
  
• Brigham and Women’s Hospital
  
• Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
  
• Boston Children’s Hospital
  
• Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
  
• Lahey Hospital and Medical Center