Weeks 1–2: Settling in
Your skin adjusts to a new routine. Mild dryness or new breakouts can happen early as pores begin to clear. Keep the routine simple and moisturize as directed.
Acne and Skincare
A steady, Clinician-guided routine for clearer, calmer skin.
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What you get
- Personal morning and evening routine in plain language
- Photo check-ins at months 1 and 3
- Guidance on products to keep, change, or stop
- Help keeping a routine that fits work and school
How photo-based review works
Photos are shared only inside the secure system — never on this public page. Your Clinician reviews your photos with your health history and current products, then builds or adjusts your routine. Use natural light facing a window, show front and side views, and skip filters and heavy makeup. Use similar light and angles each time, so progress is easy to compare.
Honest progress timeline
Skin renews gradually, so steady daily use matters more than quick changes.
Weeks 3–6: Early signs
Many people notice fewer new breakouts and skin that feels calmer. Older spots take time to fade. Adding extra products rarely helps — follow your routine as directed.
Weeks 8–12: Judge progress
Allow 8–12 weeks to judge progress fairly. Compare your check-in photos in similar light. Your Clinician reviews what is working and adjusts your routine for the next phase.
Building a routine that lasts
A lasting routine is gentle and repeatable: a mild cleanser, treatment as directed, and moisturizer, morning and evening. Your Clinician helps you introduce changes one at a time, keep a brief photo and product diary in the secure system, and avoid harsh scrubs or frequent product switching that can irritate skin.
Safety guardrails
Some care is safer face to face.
Isotretinoin is NOT offered online. If your acne is severe, painful, or leaving scars, your Clinician will route you to video or in-person care so you can discuss the safest next step in person.
Pregnancy, planning pregnancy, or complex medicines that need a conversation may need video or in-person care first. Rash, swelling, blistering, or signs of skin infection need prompt in-person care. New or changing moles or skin lesions need an in-person exam.
Price
You pay for the review — medication only if prescribed.
Frequently asked questions
Which areas can be reviewed?
Breakouts on the face, back, or chest can be reviewed from clear photos.
What happens if my photos are not clear enough?
Your Clinician may ask for clearer photos, or a video visit to complete your review.
Can I keep wearing makeup or shaving?
Your Clinician will fit your routine around makeup and shaving, and tell you if a product should pause.
What if a product stings or my skin feels irritated?
Message your care team through the secure system. Do not add extra products while you wait for guidance.
Questions about the process, pharmacy, or eligibility? See How It Works, Pharmacy Options, and Texas Eligibility.
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