- Niacinamide
- Sodium Hyaluronate
- Tretinoin
Prescription retinoid that accelerates cell turnover to target advanced signs of aging; available in 3 strengths.
- Subscription
- $79.00 / 2 mo
- One-time
- $98.00
A prescription retinoid treatment that promotes skin cell turnover and collagen production to help improve fine lines, wrinkles, uneven texture, and other visible signs of aging.
Prescription retinoid that accelerates cell turnover to target advanced signs of aging; available in 3 strengths.
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 skin-aging formula options your clinician may consider based on texture, fine lines, dryness, firmness, and long-term maintenance goals.
| Compare | Tretinoin Skin Aging Treatment |
|---|---|
| Best for | Texture and fine lines with dryness or barrier-support needs. |
| What it helps address |
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| Key ingredients |
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| Fine lines + texture | |
| Dryness-prone skin | |
| Firmness + skin quality | |
| Long-term maintenance | |
| Retinoid-free | - |
| Choose this if | You want retinoid renewal with added hydration and barrier 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
Tretinoin is already in the active form your skin uses, while retinol must first be converted by the skin. This makes tretinoin a more direct and potent option for improving fine lines, texture, and uneven tone, with a clinician selecting the appropriate strength for your skin.
Some people experience dryness, flaking, or irritation during the first several weeks, while others experience very little. Your clinician will select a starting strength and frequency based on your skin and can adjust your treatment if needed.
Often yes, but timing matters. Your provider will recommend a routine layout that won't compete with the prescription.