Building your personalized treatment plan
How old are you?
Enter your age in years.
What state do you live in?
We need this to connect you with a licensed provider in your area.
Are you currently pregnant or planning to become pregnant?
Some treatments aren't safe during pregnancy. This helps your dermatologist recommend the safest options.
Important safety information
Certain dermatological treatments, including isotretinoin and some topical retinoids, are not safe during pregnancy due to the risk of serious birth defects.
Your dermatologist will review your full profile and only recommend pregnancy-safe options. You can continue safely — no unsafe treatments will be prescribed without your explicit consent and medical clearance.
Have you experienced any of the following?
Select all that apply. This helps your dermatologist choose the safest treatment.
Are you specifically interested in isotretinoin (Accutane)?
This helps your dermatologist understand your treatment goals upfront.
How would you describe your acne?
How long have you been dealing with this?
What have you tried so far?
Select all that apply.
How would you describe your past results?
Tell us a bit more about your breakouts
Select all that apply. This helps us understand whether hormones may be a factor.
Are you open to prescription oral medication if your dermatologist recommends it?
Your provider may consider oral antibiotics, spironolactone, or isotretinoin depending on your case.
Does your skin react easily to new products?
A few quick questions about isotretinoin safety
Isotretinoin requires careful monitoring under the federal iPLEDGE program. Your answers help your dermatologist prepare the safest plan.
For iPLEDGE compliance, can you become pregnant?
Monthly pregnancy testing
Isotretinoin requires a pregnancy test each month before your prescription is authorized. Tests can often be done at a local lab.
Are you able to complete a monthly pregnancy test each month while on treatment?
Monthly check-in commitment
Isotretinoin is a ~6-month course with a required monthly visit and short online check-in.
Are you able to do a monthly check-in every month for about 6 months?
Contraception support
iPLEDGE requires either two forms of contraception or an abstinence pathway. Your dermatologist can help you choose what fits your life.
If isotretinoin is recommended, what works for you?
Where can we reach you?
Upload your skin photos
Your dermatologist needs clear photos to make an accurate assessment. Three angles are required.
Tips for a good photo
- Use natural lighting — face a window if possible
- Pull hair back so your full face is visible
- No makeup, filters, or editing
- Plain, non-distracting background
- Hold the camera at arm's length, steady
Photos help us help you
Without photos, your dermatologist may not be able to provide a full assessment or prescribe treatment on the first visit. You may be asked to submit photos before your plan is finalized.
Almost done — just a few details.
So your dermatologist knows who they're treating.
One quick check
Our telehealth services are available to patients under 18 with a parent or legal guardian present. Is a parent or legal guardian with you right now?
Parental consent
Because your patient is under 18, a parent or legal guardian must acknowledge and consent before we proceed.
A parent or guardian needs to be present
For patients under 18, a parent or legal guardian must be present to complete this visit and provide consent for telehealth services.
Please come back when you have a parent or guardian with you — it only takes a few minutes to complete.