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Skin

Skincare that starts with a prescription pad, not a shelf.

Compounded GHK-Cu, a copper peptide for skin texture and firmness, prescribed by a licensed provider only if it's right for you. It is compounded and not FDA-approved; its page says what that means. Prescription acne, redness and lash treatments aren't available through us right now.

Choose how to start

Taken it before? Go straight to the medications

Know what your skin responds to? Choose the treatment and a provider sets the strength and routine.

First time? A few questions check it suits you

Unsure? A few questions about your skin and history check whether the treatment we offer suits you, before a provider reviews it.

What a visit covers

  • Skin texture and firmness

Questions

Do you treat acne or rosacea?

Not right now. Prescription acne, redness and lash treatments aren't available through us at the moment. What we offer for skin is compounded GHK-Cu, for texture and firmness; it isn't an acne treatment.

Is GHK-Cu FDA-approved?

No. Compounded GHK-Cu is prepared for you by a licensed pharmacy and is not FDA-approved, and the evidence for it is early, mostly from laboratory studies. Its page says which form is sold in your state and what that means.

Is skin care available in every state?

Not in California or South Carolina. None of the skin medications we list can be bought there, so skin care isn't available in those states. Where we operate lists every state we serve and every medication's exceptions.

Where we operate

Prices are if prescribed. If nothing is prescribed, the medication portion is refunded; the $32 consultation is not.