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Prescription required · Provider-reviewedOptimal Skin — Renew

Optimal Skin — Renew

Prescription skincare for texture and fine lines, reviewed by a licensed provider.

Optimal SkinPrescription onlyFDA-approved generic

$99/month

Billed monthly

Prescription skincare for smoother-looking skin

  • Online visit included
  • Discreet shipping included
  • Ongoing provider messaging

No charge until a licensed provider approves treatment.

Your plan renews automatically at the price and interval shown until you cancel, and you can cancel any time before your next refill from your account.

Prescription only. Completing an order is not a prescription and does not guarantee one.

FDA-approved generic medication, dispensed by a state-licensed pharmacy. Prescription required.

Clinical entity: LocumTele. A licensed provider from LocumTele reviews your intake within 24 to 48 hours and decides whether treatment is appropriate for you.

Important safety information

Not for use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive. Commonly causes redness, peeling, dryness and stinging, especially in the first weeks. It makes skin more sensitive to the sun: use sunscreen daily and avoid tanning beds.

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Oversight
Provider monitored
Plan
Set by your provider
Cycle
Evening routine, ongoing
Format
Topical cream
Included
Medication, provider review, messaging, shipping

What to expect

WEEK 1

Complete your intake. A licensed provider reviews it, usually within 24 to 48 hours.

Individual results vary.

WEEKS 2→8

If prescribed, your plan ships. Message your care team any time with questions.

Individual results vary.

MONTH 3+

Regular check-ins so your provider can adjust your plan as you go.

Individual results vary.

SKIN CARE THAT STARTS WITH A REVIEW.

How it's guided

A licensed provider reviews your skin history before anything is prescribed.

What it supports

An evening routine for texture, fine lines and tone.

How it's adjusted

Your provider can adjust your plan if your skin needs time to adapt.

Generic approach

  • — Off-the-shelf guesswork
  • — No one to ask
  • — One formula for everyone

Provider-guided with Elevate Optimal

  • ✓ Reviewed by a licensed provider
  • ✓ Ongoing messaging
  • ✓ Plan adjusted to your skin

About Optimal Skin — Renew

What this is
An FDA-approved generic prescription topical cream, prescribed only if a licensed provider decides it's appropriate.
How it works
A prescription cream applied in the evening that helps skin renew itself over time.
Who it may be appropriate for
Adults who want prescription care for skin texture and fine lines and are not pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive.
Key risks
Skin irritation, peeling and increased sensitivity to the sun.
Who should not use it
Anyone pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive, or with an active skin infection or open wounds on the treatment area.
Common side effects
Redness, peeling, dryness and stinging, especially in the first weeks.
When to seek care
Severe irritation, blistering, swelling or signs of an allergic reaction.
Interactions
Tell your provider about other prescription skin medicines and any products with strong acids or exfoliants.
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Optimal Skin — Renew is a FDA-approved generic prescription product in topical cream form. *Available by prescription only, if a licensed provider determines it is appropriate.

FAQ

Optimal Skin — Renew is a prescription product from Elevate Optimal, available only if a licensed provider determines it is appropriate for you.

How it works

Care, in motion

  1. Patient on a video visit with a licensed provider
    01

    Check eligibility

    A short online intake, from your phone.

  2. Provider writing notes at a desk
    02

    Provider review

    A licensed provider reviews it, usually within 24 to 48 hours.

  3. Person unwrapping a delivered package of vials
    03

    Start your plan

    If prescribed, it ships to your door. Not approved = not charged.

This is not for emergencies. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.