For many years, skin diseases received little attention on the global health stage despite their widespread impact. They affect not only physical wellbeing but also mental health, social inclusion, and economic security for millions of people. In response to this neglect, the International League of Dermatological Societies (ILDS) introduced the Grand Challenges for Skin Health in 2015 to drive change. Ten years on, those efforts have helped secure a historic milestone: the World Health Assembly has officially recognized skin diseases as a global public health priority.