Fireside Chat with Dr. Whitney Bowe and Maclane Debunking Viral Sun Myths

Join us for a fireside chat with Dr. Whitney Bowe and daughter, Maclane where they will share about their new docuseries “The Burning Truth”- a 4-part series dedicated to debunking viral sun myths for the next generation. Dr. Bowe and Maclane will share how they are challenging the most viral myths and the facts that people need to know! Watch the trailer here!

Dr. Whitney Bowe:

Dr. Whitney Bowe is a globally sought-after, New York–based board-certified dermatologist and research scientist. A 22-time “Best Doctor” award recipient, her medical practice has been fully booked for eight consecutive years, serving high-profile models, musicians, actors, TV personalities, and fellow physicians. She is now founder & CEO of Dr. Whitney Bowe Beauty, one of the fastest growing clinically proven skincare brands on the market. Dr. Bowe graduated top of her class at Yale University and UPENN School of Medicine, and is a trusted medical expert frequently featured in leading media outlets including Good Morning America and the New York Times. The creator of the viral Skin Cycling Program, Dr. Bowe has cultivated an online community of 1M+ on social media—underscoring her influence and credibility.

Maclane:

For Maclane growing up, skincare and sun protection were simply a part of her day-to-day life. As if being the daughter of a dermatologist weren’t enough, Maclane’s strawberry blonde hair, crystal blue eyes and porcelain skin made her especially sensitive to the sun’s rays. For as long as she can remember, Maclane has experienced first-hand how important sunscreen, rash guards, sunglasses and hats are to the health of her skin. Combining her personal experience mastering sun safe habits with her outgoing personality, Maclane began to share skincare tips with her mom from a young age on social media and broadcast.

Now as a 14 year old, Maclane has been named the first Healthy Skin Teen Champion for the Skin Cancer Foundation and serves on the Advisory Council for a research study funded by the National Cancer Institute. She also acts as the Youth Lead for Sun Safety Education on behalf of IMPACT Melanoma and has advocated for melanoma research funding on Capitol Hill.