Prescription skin + cellular care

Skin & recovery.

Clinician-guided peptide and antioxidant care for the skin you see—and the cellular stress you do not.

Clinician-led· Licensed U.S. pharmacy· No charge unless approved
Treatments

Different roles. One considered plan.

Compare both options, then choose the treatment you want to pursue. A licensed provider reviews your selection for safety and eligibility.

Prescription topical

GHK-Cu

A once-daily compounded copper peptide cream designed to support firmer, smoother-looking skin and renewal over time.

Daily creamFace + neckFrom $129/month

Worth discussing for: fine lines, texture, firmness, or post-procedure support.

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GHK-Cu prescription cream
Antioxidant protocol

Glutathione

A clinician-guided injection protocol that supports the body's antioxidant capacity, oxidative balance, and cellular resilience.

InjectionPersonalized protocol$199/month

Worth discussing for: antioxidant, recovery, and healthspan support.

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Glutathione prescription vial
Before you choose

Compare topical and systemic care, then choose the treatment you want to pursue.

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Common questions

Before your visit.

Do I choose my treatment?

Yes. Choose GHK-Cu or glutathione before beginning your intake. A licensed provider then reviews your selection and health history and prescribes only when medically appropriate.

Are these cosmetic products?

No. GHK-Cu and glutathione on this site are compounded prescription treatments that require review by a licensed provider.

Can the treatments be used together?

They have different roles and may be considered separately or together. Your provider reviews your complete plan before prescribing.

How quickly should I expect change?

Response and timing vary by treatment and person. Your provider will set expectations and review how your plan is working over time.

Are compounded medications FDA-approved?

No. Compounded medications are prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies for an individual prescription and are not FDA-approved.

What if I am not approved?

You are not charged when a licensed provider determines that treatment is not appropriate for you.

Care for what shows—and what supports it.

A licensed provider reviews every intake. If prescription treatment is not appropriate, you pay nothing.

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