How can one material have such a variety of possibilities?
At RegenX Science, we are developing a new active cosmetic ingredient with previously unseen potential to promote natural, yet visibly beneficial, healing in the skin. Built on decades of foundational research, recent advances in regenerative medicine and molecular biology have accelerated our understanding of the natural aging process.
Partnerships
RegenX Science proudly holds partnerships with a number of leading researchers, institutions, and organizations. It is through this collective that we are afforded invaluable insight, research, and strategic and growth opportunities. Official Partners of RegenX Science:
Meet Our Team
Beth Corson
Chief Executive Officer
Beth Corson
Chief Executive Officer
Corson is an alumni of Ernst & Young where she served on some of the firm’s largest audit clients in the West Palm Beach, Florida office and then in the San Diego, California office. Corson serves on the board of directors of several companies. She holds a BA in Accounting from Florida Atlantic University and is a Certified Public Accountant in the State of California.
Charles Boyd, MD, MBA, FACS
Scientific Advisory Board
Charles Boyd, MD, MBA, FACS
Scientific Advisory Board
Jill Waibel, MD, FACS
Scientific Advisory Board
Jill Waibel, MD, FACS
Scientific Advisory Board
In her practice, she has over 65 laser devices and treats a wide variety of cutaneous disease. Treating scars by applying today’s latest cutaneous laser technologies is one of Dr. Waibel’s primary passions. She has successfully developed industry-leading procedures and techniques with lasers. She works with a team that has developed patents related to laser and stem cells. Dr. Waibel is active in basic science clinical trials at the University of Miami and has a clinical trials division at Miami Dermatology and Research.
Dr. Waibel was named “Person of the Week” on ABC World News Tonight in 2015 and was recently granted a Cutting-Edge Research Grant by the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery. She has received numerous awards for her contributions to medicine, including an award given by Surgeon General Koop. The 2016 JDD Humanitarian Award has been given to Dr. Waibel mainly for her innovative work in using lasers to treat patients with traumatic burn injuries. Dr. Waibel lectures, collaborates and trains military physicians to help the wounded warriors and is also the recipient of American Society of Dermatologic Surgery Cutting Research Award. She lectures nationally and internationally and is well-published with over fifty peer-reviewed journal articles and several textbook chapters.