Skin Medicinals

Skin Medicinals

worryworryworry2024-12-14T00:27:06.000Z
I get a compounded cream from skin medicinals. It's just $45 but does need to be called in by a dr.
https://www.skinmedicinals.com/condition/rosacea Apostrophe also prescribes the same thing but through their derms, not sure of the pricing though.
QwikDry2024-02-07T17:54:56.000Z
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TLDR: Skin Medicinals Thanks, everyone! Here's what ended up happening: my practitioner sent a script to Skin Medicinals and I'm eagerly awaiting de
FaceofFire2023-04-19T16:43:36.000Z
Skin Medicinals. But your doc has to participate, and I think they only sell compounded creams+
w/ more than one active (ex: tret plus niacinamide, tret plus something else, etc).
4eyes2021-12-13T13:26:34.000Z
i use mostly Rx and DS brands - like Rx Skin Medicinals or Curology, and DS brands like Cerave+
Cetaphil, Amlactin and Eucerin. I also like a few things from some not-so typical DS but good brands like the Ordinary, Indeed Labs, etc. I find mos
4eyes2021-12-05T13:38:15.000Z
good explanation. the psychological factors are very real, and the relative cost is an important+
point. overpriced may be no issue if you have a lot of disposable income, but if you are on a budget or are just budget oriented, one need not spend
4eyes2021-11-13T16:15:07.000Z
Clascoterone cream (Winlevi) experience so far: Only 2 uses in, but+
here's what I observe to date: it's a white light cream that comes in a metal tube similar to tretinoin. It is not as elegant as the tret creams I'v
4eyes2021-10-26T12:05:16.000Z
Curology also has ageing formulas. I've gotten mine from Curology and from Skin Medicinals. Skin+
Medicinals does require a participating derm, so you do have to see a derm in person (unless that derm is independently willing to do a telehealth vis
4eyes2021-09-12T13:21:52.000Z
5th (or generic Tretinoin, I'm liking Skin Medicinals' and Cruology's)
4eyes2021-08-31T15:28:02.000Z
I never had any luck w/ those. Some products make azelaic in a nice, moisturizing base. 2 come+
to mind: The Ducray Melascreen Depigmenting intensive care, and the azelaic acid cream made by Skin Medicinals (this is Rx, must get a PX thru a part
4eyes2021-08-27T15:48:45.000Z
I would try the Rx. Few or no OTC products are going to match the effectiveness of an Rx. HQ is+
very effective for pigment issues. EDIT: It will not address undereye circles. HOWEVER, you MUST use good ss religiously, or it's like throwing the