- Hydroquinone
- Kojic Acid
- Tretinoin
For persistent melasma, stubborn dark spots, and advanced hyperpigmentation.
- Subscription
- $79.00 / 2 mo
- One-time
- $98.00
Targeted prescription treatments for hyperpigmentation, including melasma, stubborn dark spots, post-acne discoloration, and uneven skin tone.
For persistent melasma, stubborn dark spots, and advanced hyperpigmentation.
For stubborn melasma and dark spots when tretinoin isn’t appropriate.
For uneven skin tone and discoloration when hydroquinone and tretinoin aren’t appropriate.
Your specific formula is selected by a licensed clinician based on your intake. Not every active is right for every patient.
Formula guide
Compare the tone-correction formula options your clinician may consider based on dark spots, melasma-prone patterns, post-blemish marks, and overall dullness.
| Compare | Gold Standard Pigment Treatment | Hydroquinone Pigment Treatment | Hydroquinone-Free Pigment Treatment |
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| Best for | Stubborn spots and post-blemish marks where a retinoid-supported option may fit. | Persistent dark spots or uneven tone where a focused brightening option may be considered. | Discoloration, dullness, or melasma-prone concerns that may need multi-active tone support. |
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| Dark spots + sun spots | |||
| Melasma-prone tone | |||
| Post-acne marks | |||
| Dullness + uneven tone | |||
| Retinoid-free | - | ||
| Choose this if | You want a stronger spot-focused option that includes retinoid support. | You want a focused option for persistent discoloration and uneven tone. | You want a multi-active, non-retinoid option for tone and dullness support. |
How it works
A simple prescription process built around your skin, routine, and tolerance.
Share your concern, skin history, sensitivities, and current routine in a short online intake.
Add to CartA clinician licensed in your state reviews your intake and determines which available formula, if any, is appropriate.
Your formula ships to your door with clear directions and refill support.
Questions
Hydroquinone may be appropriate when prescribed and monitored. Response and risk vary, and your clinician will determine whether it is suitable for your skin and how long to use it.
Surface pigment often softens within 6-8 weeks. Deeper melasma or post-inflammatory marks can take 3-6 months.
Your clinician will determine the best treatment path depending on your skin history and target concerns.