Expert Isotretinoin Care, Simplified.
Transform your acne with dermatologist-guided isotretinoin treatment through one transparent monthly membership. From your initial consultation to your final dose, our team manages every step of your journey.
Licensed dermatology providers
Accutane (Isotretinoin) Prescribed Online
Virtual Dermatology
Standard & Low-Dose Treatment
Delivered to your door
Licensed dermatology providers Accutane (Isotretinoin) Prescribed Online Virtual Dermatology Standard & Low-Dose Treatment Delivered to your door
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Membership Pricing
ONLY $59 PER MONTH
Only $59/month
Medication not included.
✓ Personalized dermatologist-guided care
✓ Monthly follow-up visits
✓ Prescription management
✓ Treatment monitoring
✓ iPLEDGE support
✓ Unlimited patient messaging
✓ Ongoing dose adjustments
What is Accutane?
Accutane is the original brand name for isotretinoin, one of the most effective prescription medications available for severe or persistent acne. Although the brand name Accutane is no longer manufactured, many people still use "Accutane" to refer to isotretinoin treatment. Today, patients receive FDA-approved generic isotretinoin or equivalent branded formulations such as Claravis, Amnesteem, Myorisan, Absorica, and Zenatane. All contain the same active ingredient and are selected based on your medical needs, insurance coverage, and pharmacy availability.
Standard Dose # Standard Dose# | Typically completed in 4-7 months and often recommended for moderate to severe acne. It generally clears acne more quickly but may come with more noticeable side effects, such as dry skin and lips.
Low Dose # Low Dose# | A slower, more gradual approach that may extend treatment to 6-12+ months. This option is sometimes chosen to reduce side effects while still achieving long-term improvement. Your dermatologist will recommend the best approach based on your skin, lifestyle, and treatment goals.
HOW IT WORKS
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1. Schedule Your Consultation
Meet with one of our dermatology providers to determine whether isotretinoin is the right treatment for you.
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2. Build Your Treatment Plan
We'll discuss your medical history, previous acne treatments, and complete any necessary lab work and iPLEDGE enrollment.
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3. Monthly Check-Ins
Continue treatment with regular follow-ups, progress monitoring, prescription management, and dose adjustments.
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4. Clearer Skin
Complete your treatment with ongoing support from our team every step of the way.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Accutane was the original brand name for isotretinoin. While the original Accutane brand has been discontinued, several FDA-approved generic and branded versions are available today, all containing the same active ingredient.
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Yes. Most patients require routine laboratory monitoring before and during treatment to ensure isotretinoin remains safe and effective. Your dermatologist will explain exactly what testing is appropriate for you.
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iPLEDGE is a federally required safety program for anyone prescribed isotretinoin. It helps prevent pregnancy during treatment because isotretinoin can cause severe birth defects. Our team guides you through every requirement so the process is as simple as possible.
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No. Your $59/month membership covers your dermatology care and treatment management. Medication and laboratory costs are billed separately and may be covered by insurance.
★★★★★ TRUSTED BY OVER 300 REAL PATIENT REVIEWS
Expert Isotretinoin Care, Simplified.
Transform your acne with dermatologist-guided isotretinoin treatment through one transparent monthly membership. From your initial consultation to your final dose, our team manages every step of your journey.
Important Safety and Regulation Information
Isotretinoin is a serious prescription medication and is not appropriate for everyone.
The information on this page is educational and does not constitute medical advice, a diagnosis, or a guarantee of eligibility for treatment. All treatment decisions — including whether isotretinoin is appropriate for you, your starting dose, dosing schedule, and duration of therapy — are made solely by a licensed, independent healthcare provider based on an individualized medical evaluation, your history, and applicable lab results.
Treatment Timelines Vary
Course length depends on your dosing regimen, cumulative dose targets, and individual response, and is determined by your provider — it is not fixed in advance. Standard-dose regimens are commonly completed in roughly 4–6 months; some patients require longer courses or a second course of treatment. Results and timelines vary by individual, and clearer skin is not guaranteed for every patient.
Who Should Not Take Isotretinoin.
Isotretinoin causes severe, life-threatening birth defects if taken during pregnancy. It is not safe for anyone who is pregnant or may become pregnant during treatment. It may also not be appropriate for patients with certain liver conditions, significantly elevated blood lipids, a history of depression or other mental health conditions that are not well-controlled, known hypersensitivity to isotretinoin or its components, or other conditions identified during your consultation. A complete medical history is required before treatment can begin.
What the Membership Includes — and Doesn't
The $59/month membership fee covers access to dermatology visits, treatment monitoring, prescription management, iPLEDGE support, and messaging with your care team. It does not include the cost of medication, laboratory testing, or any other services, which are billed separately and may be covered in whole or in part by insurance. Coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on your individual insurance plan; we do not guarantee coverage or a specific cost for medication or labs.
iPLEDGE Enrollment Is Mandatory
Federal law requires every patient prescribed isotretinoin — regardless of sex or reproductive capacity — to be enrolled in the iPLEDGE Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS) program. Patients who can become pregnant must use two forms of effective contraception (or commit to abstinence) and complete monthly pregnancy testing for the duration of treatment and for a defined period afterward. Prescriptions cannot be released outside of iPLEDGE requirements, and delays in lab work, contraception compliance, or monthly check-ins can result in a delayed or withheld prescription. This is a federal requirement, not a policy of our practice.
Licensing & Availability
Care is provided by licensed healthcare providers practicing within their state of licensure. Availability of this service, and of specific providers, may be limited by state and is subject to applicable telehealth laws. This service is not intended for use in a medical emergency; if you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Possible Side Effects
Isotretinoin commonly causes dry skin, lips, eyes, and nasal passages, and increased sun sensitivity. Less common but medically significant effects can include changes in mood, elevated liver enzymes or blood lipids, night vision changes, joint or muscle discomfort, and rare associations with inflammatory bowel disease. Your provider will review the full risk profile with you, order appropriate baseline and follow-up labs, and monitor you for these effects throughout treatment. Contact your provider or seek emergency care immediately if you experience new or worsening depression, suicidal thoughts, severe abdominal pain, or vision changes while on this medication.
This page is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of a qualified healthcare provider with questions regarding a medical condition.