Online provider review
Prescription and custom pathways for breakouts, uneven tone and visible fine lines, reviewed by a licensed provider when clinically appropriate.
Free online assessment. A licensed provider reviews your health information; a prescription is not guaranteed.
Why people start
Breakouts, uneven tone, texture and visible fine lines often overlap. A crowded shelf cannot tell you which concern to prioritize first.
Peptivo turns that complexity into one considered path: share what you are seeing, let a licensed provider review the full picture, and build a routine you can understand and maintain.
Treatment pathways
Your provider determines whether prescription treatment is appropriate and which format may fit your skin, history and routine.
Rx topicalA prescription retinoid commonly used for acne and also available in formulations indicated for fine facial wrinkles.
Dryness, peeling and sun sensitivity are common. Avoid use during pregnancy unless your clinician specifically advises otherwise.Provider reviewed
Rx topicalA prescription hydroquinone 4% option that may be considered for certain areas of unwanted hyperpigmentation.
Use requires clinician guidance. Irritation and rare discoloration can occur, and sun protection is important.Focused treatment path
Compounded RxA personalized compounded topical may combine ingredients selected around your primary concerns and tolerance.
Compounded products are not FDA-approved. Ingredients, strengths, risks and availability depend on provider review.One streamlined formula
Rx · Off-label · WomenAn off-label prescription option dermatology clinicians may consider for persistent hormonal acne in women.
Not appropriate during pregnancy. It can affect blood pressure and potassium and requires review of health conditions and medications.For select patientsAvailability varies by state and provider. Prescription treatment is never guaranteed. Product imagery is illustrative and does not represent a dispensed medication label.
What your program includes
Your assessment is free. Availability, treatment and pricing depend on the option selected and your provider’s determination.
Current products, sensitivities, health history and goals all inform the plan.
Topical, compounded or oral care may be considered when clinically appropriate.
Know how to introduce treatment and what to do if irritation or questions arise.
Provider review required. Prescription treatment is not guaranteed. Compounded products are not FDA-approved.
How care works
Start online
Tell us your goals, sensitivities, health history and the products or treatments you use now.
Provider review
A licensed provider decides whether prescription care is appropriate and may ask follow-up questions.
If prescribed
Receive clear directions for use, tolerance guidance and a path for ongoing questions.
Care built for consistency
Know what you are using, why it is there and what comes next.
The goal is not to chase every new active. It is to build a clinically considered routine around your priority concern, then give it the consistency and support it needs.
Individual experiences vary. No specific outcome is promised.
Questions
Adults looking for a provider-guided conversation about prescription or customized care for concerns such as acne, uneven tone or visible fine lines. Eligibility and options vary.
No. A licensed provider reviews your information and may recommend a nonprescription path, request more information or advise an in-person dermatology evaluation instead.
A provider may prescribe a compounded topical with ingredients and strengths selected for your concerns and tolerance. Compounded products are not FDA-approved, and formulas vary.
Several prescription topicals can cause dryness, redness, peeling or sun sensitivity. Introduce treatment exactly as directed, use appropriate sun protection and contact your care team if reactions concern you.
Clinicians may consider off-label oral spironolactone for some women with hormonal acne. It is not appropriate during pregnancy and requires review of blood pressure, kidney or heart conditions, potassium risk and other medications.
Next step
Share your goals and current routine. A licensed provider can help determine which path may be worth considering.
$0 for the assessment · Provider review required · Prescription not guaranteed