Tretinoin
Prescription retinoid. Treats clogged pores, texture, post-acne marks, and surface acne by accelerating cell turnover. The same molecule retinol is trying to become.
Start a tretinoin visitA licensed provider can review whether tretinoin plus spironolactone fits your adult acne pattern. Some patients only need one. The visit decides which.




Each product treats a different layer of adult acne. The right plan depends on what your skin is doing and what you have already tried.
Prescription retinoid. Treats clogged pores, texture, post-acne marks, and surface acne by accelerating cell turnover. The same molecule retinol is trying to become.
Start a tretinoin visitOral anti-androgen. Quiets the hormonal signal that drives cyclical jawline cysts and oil overproduction. The most-prescribed acne pill for adult women in dermatology.
Start a spironolactone visitYou can do every retinoid, every benzoyl peroxide, every gentle cleanser — and still flare with the cycle. That is the hormonal layer asking for its own medication.
Reviews from adult women using prescription tretinoin and/or spironolactone for hormonal acne.
"I had tret on my own for a year. Texture got better, but the cycle-week breakouts kept showing up. Adding spiro is what finally calmed them. Wish I'd done both from the start."
"My provider didn't push both — she said my acne pattern looked surface-only. Tret alone was enough. Three months in, texture is the best it has been since high school."
Tell us what your acne pattern is doing. A licensed provider matches you to the right combination — only what is appropriate.
Tell us where your breakouts cluster, how they correlate with your cycle, and what you have tried. Takes about 5 minutes.
A licensed provider reviews your skin and cycle history and prescribes tretinoin, spironolactone, or both — only if appropriate.
Your prescription ships free in plain packaging. Cancel anytime, refills are automatic.
Start a short online visit. A licensed provider reviews your acne pattern and matches you to tretinoin, spironolactone, or both — only what is appropriate.
*Prescription treatment if appropriate. Tretinoin is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Spironolactone should not be used during pregnancy and is typically prescribed alongside reliable contraception. Tretinoin increases sun sensitivity — use a broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily. The decision to prescribe is at the discretion of your Oana-affiliated provider. Not all patients are candidates. Individual results vary.