Tretinoin Face Cream Rx
$90.00
3-month supply
TretinoinNiacinamide
Tretinoin is a topical treatment compounded with niacinamide and aloe for acne, fine lines, hyperpigmentation, and discoloration.
Includes $0 unlimited doctor access
Delivered to your door for free
HSA/FSA Eligible
Learn more about Tretinoin Face Cream Rx
What is it: A topical, prescription-strength treatment for acne, fine lines, hyperpigmentation, and discoloration. It works by speeding up cell turnover, which gives your skin a more youthful look and feel.
Full list of ingredients: Tretinoin, Aloe, Niacinamide
Who is it for: Tretinoin Face Cream Rx is for those looking to address signs of aging, acne, fine lines, hyperpigmentation, and discoloration.
What am I getting: 1 bottle containing 30 grams (3-month supply) of Tretinoin Face Cream Rx. Alloy offers three different strengths of Tretinoin to address individual skin needs.
How to get it: Prescription required. A menopause-trained doctor will review your medical history to determine if this is the right treatment for you.
Add it to Your Routine!
Let Tretinoin Work its Magic
See Results in as Little as 12 Weeks!
Did you know?
Up to 30% of dermal collagen is lost in the first 5 years of menopause—with another 2.1% lost every year after.
What is Tretinoin?
Tretinoin as a topical skin treatment isn’t new. It’s been used to treat mild to moderate acne for almost 50 years. Tretinoin is also known as retinoic acid, and it’s the generic name for synthetic vitamin A.
Tretinoin Face Cream Rx is a prescription-strength topical cream or gel that is used mainly to treat acne, fine lines, hyperpigmentation, and discoloration. Tretinoin is able to speed up the life cycle of skin cells, making them divide faster and die faster, so newer, healthier cells can take their place.
The Alloy Promise
At Alloy Health, we believe every woman deserves thoughtful, evidence-based care, and the information she needs to make confident decisions about her health based on facts, not fear.
Our board-certified physicians follow guidelines from leading medical organizations including ACOG and The Menopause Society and recommend treatments tailored to each patient.
