As a board-certified Dermatologist and a board-certified Dermatopathologist, Dr. Wendy E. Roberts specializes in Cosmetic Dermatology, Ethnic Skin of Color, Geriatric Dermatology and Generational Dermatology.
Dr. Roberts and "The Roberts Skin Type Classification System ” inspired her recent appearance on The Today Show and a nationally televised, first of it’s kind, ‘skin health’ program, entitled “America’s Ethnic Skin” addressing the special concerns, challenges and issues affecting an increasingly diverse America.
Well-equipped by the rigors of her Stanford Medical School training, surgical and dermatology residences, and Pathology fellowship, Dr. Roberts is the Founding Director of Dermatopathology of Loma Linda Division of Dermatology. Dr. Roberts has tackled and triumphed over a comprehensive range of skin problems, diseases and conditions using innovative methods that have earned her national recognition.
Dr. Roberts is a forerunner in her medical specialty. Her pioneering research includes developing a Dual therapy regimen for the treatment of Melasma and other disorders of facial hyperpigmentation. Dr. Roberts has also developed a Skin Type Classification which is published in the May, 2008 Journal of Drugs in Dermatology "The Roberts Skin Type Classification System ” which is groundbreaking in its approach to identifying and communicating medical details regarding all skin color types.
In 2004, Dr. Roberts founded, as a member of the Women’s Dermatologic Society (wds), a national outreach skin cancer screening program called “Play Safe in the Sun” which travels to lpga tournaments and provides free Sun Safety education and skin cancer screenings.
Dr. Roberts is currently Vice President/President-Elect of the Women’s Dermatologic Society. She is a Past-President of the State of California Dermatologic Society. As a member of the American Academy of Dermatology, Dr. Roberts has served on numerous committees including the 2008 American Academy of Dermatology Nominating Committee, Organizational Structure Health Care Delivery Committee and Melanoma and Skin cancer screening. She was also appointed to the Stanford University Medical Alumnae Board Governors to which she currently serves.
Dr. Roberts’ personal practice motto is “Leave no stone unturned until the solution for a specific skin problem is found.”