May treat acne or photoaging-related concerns as part of a consistent skin plan built around sun protection and realistic timelines.
HAIR & SKIN / PRACTITIONER-GUIDED
Prescription skincare
Tretinoin, spironolactone and other prescription options can help selected acne, pigment and photoaging concerns when diagnosis, pregnancy potential and irritation risk are reviewed.Create account & prepare for review →Practitioner review required · A prescription is never guaranteed.
Established evidence for specific drugs and indications; the right choice depends on the diagnosis and patient context.
Prescription required; some cosmetic uses are off-label
WHO MAY BE CONSIDERED
Eligibility starts with your complete health context.
- ✓The skin concern and severity are clearly identified
- ✓Pregnancy and contraception context are reviewed
- ✓The patient can follow a gradual, irritation-aware plan
WHAT A PRACTITIONER REVIEWS
The information that shapes the decision.
- →Current products and prior reactions
- →Pregnancy plans, medications and hormone-related symptoms
- →Blood pressure, potassium and kidney context when spironolactone is considered
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
Reasons treatment may not be appropriate.
- !Topical retinoids can cause irritation and sun sensitivity.
- !Spironolactone has pregnancy, blood-pressure, potassium and kidney considerations.
- !Changing lesions, severe scarring or uncertain diagnoses need dermatology review.
ORIGINAL SOURCES