Acne & Breakouts / Formula option
Inflammatory Acne Treatment
A dual-action, retinoid-free prescription gel that helps fight inflammatory acne, visibly calm redness, and support the skin barrier.
One-time purchase$111.00
Subscription$89.00Every 2 months
Key actives
How Inflammatory Acne Treatment Works
Inflammatory Acne Treatment targets inflamed breakouts while supporting the skin barrier. It offers a retinoid-free approach to reduce inflammatory acne and visible redness, improve uneven tone, and promote clearer and calmer skin.
Active 01
Dapsone
Strength7.5%
Targets Inflammatory Acne
Gentle topical antibiotic that targets and clears up acne-causing bacteria and calms skin inflammation.
Active 02
Niacinamide
Strength4%
Calms redness + supports barrier
Gentle multitasker that strengthens the skin barrier, reduces redness, and balances excess oil to promote calmer, more even-toned skin.
Your clinician will determine whether this treatment is appropriate for you and, when applicable, which strength to prescribe.
Formula fit
Is Inflammatory Acne Treatment Right For You?
Not sure which acne formula your skin needs? Take the skin assessment and let a licensed clinician guide your formula match.
Best for you if
- You experience inflamed breakouts or red-looking blemishes
- You have acne-prone skin that feels sensitive or easily irritated by stronger acne routines
- You want a lightweight, non-retinoid prescription option
- You are looking for support with oiliness, visible redness, and post-acne marks over time
A different formula may be better if
- You want a retinoid-based formula for texture, clogged pores, or long-term resurfacing
- Your acne is mostly comedonal, meaning blackheads, whiteheads, or congestion
- You are pregnant, nursing, or trying to conceive
- Your main concern is melasma, pigmentation, or skin aging rather than breakouts
Ready to get started?
Ready To Get Started?
- Barrier-strengthening formula that supports acne-prone skin without a retinoid
- Targets inflamed breakouts and visible redness
- Helps improve the look of oiliness and post-acne marks
- Reviewed and prescribed by a licensed clinician
- Prescription-only treatment
- Ships directly to your door
Additional options
More formulas to compare
Your clinician may consider another prescription option based on your intake, tolerance, and goals.
Hormonal Acne Treatment
- Clindamycin Phosphate
- Spironolactone
- Tretinoin
A multi-active cream option for breakouts that need antibacterial, hormonal, and retinoid support.
- Subscription
- $79.00 / 2 mo
- One-time
- $98.00
Active Breakout Treatment
- Benzoyl Peroxide
- Clindamycin Phosphate
- Niacinamide
A gel option for active breakouts with antibacterial and pore-supporting ingredients.
- Subscription
- $89.00 / 2 mo
- One-time
- $111.00
Questions
What patients ask most
Can I choose this exact formula?
Yes. Just add it to your cart to start your short intake. A licensed clinician will review your intake and determine whether this formula is right for you or if there is a better fit.
Can my formula be adjusted?
Yes. If your skin response, tolerance, or goals change, your clinician can recommend a different formula or routine adjustment when appropriate.
How long does it take to see results?
Results vary, but many people begin to notice visible changes within 6-8 weeks of consistent use. Because this formula is designed to support inflamed breakouts, redness-prone acne, and post-acne marks, results may continue to build over 12+ weeks with consistent use.
Will this make me purge?
Inflammatory Acne Treatment does not contain a retinoid, so it is less likely to cause the type of purging commonly associated with tretinoin or retinoid formulas. Some people may still notice temporary changes as their skin adjusts. If your skin feels severely irritated, painful, or unusually inflamed, pause use and contact your clinician.
Is this for hormonal acne?
It may be helpful for some acne patterns that appear inflamed or redness-prone, but it is not specifically a hormonal acne formula. If your breakouts are concentrated along the lower face, jawline, or chin, your clinician may determine whether this formula or another option is the better fit.
What happens if my skin gets dry or irritated?
Some dryness, stinging, or sensitivity can happen with prescription skincare. Start as directed, moisturize well, and use SPF daily. If irritation becomes uncomfortable or persistent, pause use and contact your clinician. They may recommend reducing frequency, adjusting your routine, or changing your formula.
Can I change my formula over time?
Yes. Your skin's needs can change, and your treatment plan may change with it. If your skin is too dry, not responding as expected, or your concerns shift, your clinician may adjust your treatment approach or recommend a different formula when appropriate.
Is prescription treatment guaranteed?
No. Prescription treatment is not guaranteed. A licensed clinician will review your intake and determine whether prescription skincare is appropriate for you. If this formula is not the right fit, they may recommend another option or advise a different treatment path.