In this episode, I interview Open Beauty's founder Noura Liben and clinical advisor Dr. Malcolm Chelliah.
Noura is the founder of OpenBeauty, an early-stage Silicon Valley startup focused on empowering aesthetic medicine clinicians with tech tools and community so they can better care for their patients. Because when clinicians have the support they need, aesthetic medicine gets better for everyone.
Noura started her early career with GE, implementing software to small and medium scale business owners helping them improve their profitability. Noura is also an active angel investor and startup advisor focused on female entrepreneurs and digital health. Noura earned her MBA from Stanford GSB, and holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering and a MS in Systems Engineering.
Malcolm Chelliah is current resident physician at the Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Institute at the Cleveland Clinic. Previously, Malcolm held the position of Clinical Research Associate in Dermatology, while working at Stanford Health Care producing a number of publications in the leading dermatology journals. Malcolm completed a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree from Stanford University School of Medicine. Additionally, Malcolm received a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business. It was during his time here he discovered his passion at the intersection of beauty, health and technology and served in a founding role in the creation of OpenBeauty