Episode Recap: What You Need to Know
Welcome to Skin to It, the podcast where skincare, beauty, and science come together. In this episode, Dr. Sandy Skotnicki, board-certified dermatologist, and Marlo Sutton, beauty stylist, dive into the future of skin rejuvenation, medical aesthetics, and self-care with Dr. Drew Taylor, CEO of Acorn Biolabs. As a leader in regenerative medicine, Dr. Taylor explains how stem cells, cytogenetic freezing, and biomedical engineering are transforming healthy skin, hair restoration, and the future of dermatology.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
– How cytogenetic freezing works – and why it’s a breakthrough in regenerative medicine and skin regeneration
– The role of stem cells in collagen production, skin longevity, and anti-aging skincare
– The potential of cell banking, personalized skincare, and science-backed skincare in future dermatology treatments
– How skincare technology is advancing skin barrier repair, holistic skincare, and self-care
– The ethical and scientific considerations shaping aesthetics, cosmetic dermatology, and future medical advancements
About the Guest – Dr. Drew Taylor
– Dr. Drew Taylor is a pioneer in regenerative medicine and biomedical engineering, dedicated to making stem cell skincare and cellular rejuvenation accessible. His journey into medical aesthetics began in seventh grade when he witnessed a knee replacement surgery and learned about the possibility of using stem cells to heal the body.
– Dr. Taylor earned his PhD in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Toronto while competing as a professional baseball pitcher. After an injury ended his sports career, he turned his full attention to medical research, working with the BioEngineering of Skeletal Tissues Team at Mount Sinai Hospital before serving as Chief Science Officer at Epic Capital Management.
– In 2017, Dr. Taylor co-founded Acorn Biolabs to bring cell banking and regenerative medicine to the public. His company enables individuals to preserve their healthy skin and hair health for future treatments, ensuring they can leverage advanced skincare and future dermatology innovations to live healthier, longer lives.
Why This Episode Matters
The future of dermatology is being shaped by stem cells, regenerative medicine, and biomedical research. From anti-aging skincare to skin microbiome advancements, the choices we make today will influence skincare trends and future beauty and science breakthroughs.
If you’re passionate about skincare, aesthetics, and cutting-edge innovations in medical aesthetics, this episode is for you.
🎧 Listen now to discover how regenerative medicine is transforming aging, skin longevity, and the future of self-care.
Introducing Our Special Guest
Dr. Drew Taylor is a visionary entrepreneur and a leading expert in regenerative medicine, dedicated to making stem cell therapies accessible to the public. As the CEO of Acorn Biolabs, he is pioneering innovations in cell banking, enabling individuals to preserve their own healthy skin, hair health, and longevity for future medical aesthetics and anti-aging skincare solutions.
His journey into biomedical engineering and regenerative medicine began in seventh grade when he observed a knee replacement surgery and learned about the future potential of stem cells in healing the body. This moment sparked a lifelong passion for science-backed skincare, cellular rejuvenation, and advanced dermatology treatments.
Dr. Taylor earned his PhD in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Toronto while also competing as a professional baseball pitcher. After an injury ended his sports career, he turned his focus to medical research, joining the BioEngineering of Skeletal Tissues Team at Mount Sinai Hospital before serving as Chief Science Officer at Epic Capital Management.
In 2017, he co-founded Acorn Biolabs, a company revolutionizing regenerative medicine through non-invasive cell banking. By offering individuals the ability to store their stem cells for future therapies, Acorn is reshaping how people approach skin longevity, hair restoration, and personalized skincare.
Through his work, Dr. Taylor is bridging the gap between cutting-edge science and everyday healthcare, ensuring that regenerative medicine, skincare technology, and future dermatology innovations are accessible to a wider audience. His expertise in skin rejuvenation, collagen production, and anti-aging skincare is redefining how we think about beauty and science.
A podcast presented by
DR. SANDY SKOTNICKI
Distinguished dermatologist with a deep commitment to skin health and education
MARLO SUTTON
Personal Shopper and Stylist