Your Healthvio medical provider will evaluate your skin goals, concerns, and medical history to create a tailored treatment plan and prescribe medication.
Types of acne range from:
A few breakouts, mostly whiteheads and blackheads.
Breakouts with more widespread whiteheads and blackheads.
Breakouts around your chin and jawline around the time of your menstrual cycle.
Breakouts on your chest and back.
We can prescribe various medications, such as:
Antibiotic creams kill acne-causing bacteria.
A vitamin A-based topical cream helps keep skin clear by increasing cell turnover.
Antibiotics taken orally prevent bacteria from making a home on your skin.
Birth control pills may reduce acne by regulating your hormones.
Help your provider get up to speed on how to best help you by answering some questions pertaining to your medical history and symptoms.
Select if you would like a live consultation or a questionnaire based consultation. Then, choose a provider that is licensed in your state of residence that you feel will best meet your needs.
If appropriate, the provider will send your prescription electronically to the pharmacy of your choice.
I was so tired of feeling helpless against my acne, so I made an appointment with Healthvio. The clinician talked me through a few options, and we found one that suited my skin. I can’t say enough about how fast and straightforward the whole process was.
My experience with Healthvio changed the way I’ll do healthcare forever. I booked my appointment through the app. The doctor and I met on a video call. They prescribed everything I needed, and I had it the same afternoon.
Healthvio was an amazing experience for reaching my skin goals! I tried to get acne medication from my primary care doctor, but it’s impossible and expensive to book with them. But Healthvio was so fast and easy to use.
After reviewing your provided info, a Healthvio doctor will create a targeted treatment plan. If you already know your preferred medication, please share it with your provider. Most members will receive a topical antibiotic, retinoid cream, or both. But your MD may also prescribe oral antibiotics or combination birth control. Contact your Healthvio physician to follow up or make changes. We’re here for you!
The cost of your prescription will depend on the type of medication, the amount prescribed, and where you decide to fulfill the order.
Healthvio RX offers transparent costs, budget-friendly pricing, and free shipping on prescriptions.
The four main causes of acne are excess oil, clogged hair follicles, bacteria, and inflammation. There are some other factors like hormonal changes, diet, and stress that can make acne symptoms worse.
Typically, patients will be prescribed a topical treatment such as topical antibiotics, a tretinoin cream, or a combination of both. In cases of moderate acne, patients may also be given an oral medication prescription, such as antibiotics or combination birth control pills.
When you complete your questionnaire and share your history we will ask you to indicate which medications you’ve taken in the past. We cannot guarantee that you will receive a particular prescription. Once you submit your request for a consultation, your selected medical provider will review your health history and symptoms. They will work with you to determine the best treatment plan for you.
Currently, we do not offer prescriptions for Accutane due to the higher level of monitoring required, which is not feasible via telehealth. While we are capable of treating mild and moderate acne cases, if a patient is diagnosed with severe acne, we may recommend in-person care instead.
It includes a medical provider licensed in your state evaluating your acne questionnaire and creating your personalized treatment plan, and writing prescriptions. The consultation fee does not include medication(s).
If medication is prescribed, your Healthvio provider will send the prescription(s) to a pharmacy of your choice. You will pay the pharmacy for the medication(s) and the price will depend on the pharmacy and whether you pay with insurance or out-of-pocket.
