Galderma announced the establishment of its new U.S. headquarters in Miami, Florida. 

Located in the vibrant Brickell neighborhood, the company expects to have approximately 150 employees, including U.S. leadership roles, based there by 2028.

The Miami metro area boasts one of the highest concentrations of medical spas and dermatological aesthetic clinics in the U.S. It also hosts the nation’s second-largest medical district, the Miami Health District, with numerous hospitals and research facilities. 

This strategic move positions Galderma for growth and innovation in the U.S.

Flemming Ørnskov, CEO of Galderma, commented, 

“The city’s emergence as a premium destination and a trend-setter in areas closely aligned to our activities, as well as its fast-growing healthcare professional community, makes Miami a natural choice for our U.S. headquarters. Being in Miami will enrich our business with top talent that will prove invaluable to our future success.”

In addition to its new headquarters in Miami, Galderma will maintain a strong presence across several U.S. locations. 

The Dallas, TX, office will continue as one of Galderma’s key U.S. sites while the company’s North America distribution center will remain in Fort Worth, TX.

Boston, MA, will remain the hub for the company’s U.S. Therapeutic Dermatology business and U.S. Research and Development organization. Carlsbad, CA, will continue as a hub for its skincare brand Alastin. 

New U.S. Leadership

With this announcement, Galderma appointed Heather Wallace as President of Galderma U.S. Heather will be based in Miami. 

Wallace previously served as CEO of Curology and as President of the Americas region for Revlon. 

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