Care for your midlife
Prescription care for changing skin
Skin treatment should start with the concern and the exact formulation. Tretinoin and topical estrogen studies address different questions; their separate evidence does not establish the results of a combined estriol/tretinoin cream. [1][2][3]
$49 initial consultation · Online clinician review
Medication & pricing
Know your options. Know the cost.
Begin with a $49 initial consultation. These are care-plan prices for the treatments listed, including prescribed medication, clinician-led care, prescription and refill management, and standard shipping.
| Treatment & formulation | Monthly price | Every 3 months |
|---|---|---|
| Estriol / tretinoinCompounded cream: estriol 0.3% / tretinoin 0.01%A prescription facial cream. Ingredient studies do not establish outcomes for this exact combination; formulation and hormone-related risks need review. [1][2][3] | $89 / month | $267 every 3 months |
You see your plan price and each 3-month charge before you pay for the consultation. If prescribed, the plan starts automatically at the agreed price or less. A higher price needs your agreement first. If you are not prescribed treatment, the plan is not charged.
Laboratory testing and outside or in-person care cost extra unless specifically included in your plan. See how billing works and cancellation and refund terms.
How it works
A clear next step, from home.
- 01
Start with your story.
Tell us about your goals and health history in the patient app. See your price and care documents before paying the consultation fee.
- 02
Consult a licensed clinician.
Your clinician reviews your history and determines whether a prescription is appropriate. Your treatment and dose depend on that review.
- 03
Care, delivered.
If prescribed, your medication is dispensed by licensed partner pharmacies and shipped to you. Your care plan includes follow-up and prescription and refill management.
Your questions
Before you begin.
Is this cream an FDA-approved product?
No. The estriol/tretinoin combination is compounded. Compounding can address individual formulation needs, but the finished product is not FDA-approved and requires clinician review.[3]
The evidence behind the care