MEGHAN MAUPIN, CEO
Meg is the CEO and Co-founder of Atolla. She has a graduate degree in Engineering and Management from MIT, and previously worked in design roles at Patagonia, The MIT Design Lab, and Formlabs.
BREAKOUTS
Red, inflamed, raised bumps on your skin’s surface.
Consistent – Breakouts that occur more often than not (more than 15 days per month), affect the full area of the face, and are generally present regardless of diet, hormones, etc.
Infrequent – Breakouts that occur occasionally (fewer than 15 days/month) or in reaction to lifestyle, environment or hormones. Typically concentrated in one area of the face (like chin, jawline or forehead).
CLOGGED PORES
Blackheads or pores that appear enlarged, bumpy, or darker in color.
DISCOLORATION / DARK SPOTS
Pigmented areas that are either darker or redder than the rest your skin.
TIP: When referring to scars, this includes redness or excess pigmentation only, not texture.
DRYNESS
Skin that feels tight, flaking, or rough to the touch.
OILINESS
Skin that exhibits excess oil production (e.g. is oily when you wake up).
REDNESS
Abnormal redness of the skin due to weather, climate, or air quality.
SCARRING
Skin that is pitted, depressed, or raised from past breakouts or skin damage.
SUN DAMAGE
Brown spots or uneven skin texture often concentrated on the nose or upper cheek area.
WRINKLES / FINE LINES
Lines and creases formed in the skin by aging or repetitive movements.
