Microdosing Accutane, provider‑guided

Clearer skin.
A gentler dose.

Licensed providers. Physician-guided, low-dose Accutane (isotretinoin). Monitored the whole way — all from your phone.

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Real patient results, shared with permission. Individual results, dosing, and timelines vary by provider and case.
Licensed U.S. providers Provider-guided dosing Only 50 founding spots Ongoing lab monitoring
The endless routine
Micellar water
Double cleanse
Vitamin C serum
Niacinamide serum
Hyaluronic acid serum
Spot treatment
Retinol
Peptide moisturizer
Facial oil
SPF — reapplied twice

What if treating acne didn’t mean adding another serum?

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How it works

From intake to your plan, in four steps.

01
Tell us about your skin
History, photos, what you've tried.
02
Meet your provider
A licensed provider reviews your case.
03
Get your plan
A personalized dosing plan, starting low.
04
Stay on track
Check-ins, labs, and adjustments.
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Usually takes less than 24 hours
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Isotretinoin approved
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Why microdosing

What a lower, slower dose can do for your skin.

Promotes consistent exfoliation
Prevents clogged pores
Normalizes skin cell turnover
Reduces pore‑blocking buildup
Calms inflammatory response
Targets acne‑related bacteria
Lowers long‑term scarring risk
Treats breakouts before they scar
Minimizes visible pores
Tightens enlarged pores
Supports lasting remission
Fewer flare‑ups over time
Gentler on the skin barrier
Fewer harsh side effects
Real skin. Real texture.
Treated at your own pace.
A familiar story

You've heard the Accutane stories.

Cracked lips, months of side effects, and the hassle of in-person visits. Thea's providers build a lower, more gradual isotretinoin protocol instead — sometimes called microdosing — easing the intensity of side effects while working toward clearer skin, monitored from your phone.

Why microdosing

Low and slow, on purpose.

A lower, more gradual dosing approach some providers use to keep patients comfortable while still working toward clearer skin. Not a shortcut — a pace your provider chooses and adjusts for your case.

Limited offer

The founding membership

Capped at 50 people. Once they're gone, this rate won't come back.

Founding member
50 spots only
$199
$99
/yr
Unlimited messaging with your provider
A personalized, adjustable dosing plan
Lab work ordered and coordinated for you
Ongoing check-ins for your treatment
Free full-sized products to accompany your Accutane journey
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Membership fee covers provider access and care coordination. Prescription and lab costs are billed separately. [CONFIRM BILLING DETAILS]
Who's behind your care

Meet your medical team.

Dr. Gibran Shaikh
Dr. Gibran Shaikh
Chief Medical Officer, Thea

Oversees Thea's clinical protocols and provider network, so every dosing plan is reviewed against the same standard of care.

Licensed U.S. dermatology providers
Required lab monitoring, coordinated for you
Currently available in select states

Questions, answered.

What is microdosing Accutane?

A lower, more gradual isotretinoin dosing protocol some providers use instead of a standard fixed dose, to ease side effects while still working toward clearer skin. Your provider decides if it's right for you.

Is this safe?

Isotretinoin carries an FDA boxed warning, including a risk of severe birth defects in pregnancy, plus possible dry skin, lipid or liver changes, and rare mood effects. Your provider evaluates your fit and monitors you with required bloodwork.

Do I need bloodwork?

Yes. Regular labs are required, and your Thea provider orders and coordinates them for you.

What if I could become pregnant?

You'll need two forms of contraception and monthly pregnancy testing under the FDA's iPLEDGE program for the full course of treatment.

Is Thea available in my state?

Thea is currently available in select states. You'll confirm eligibility during intake.

Can I cancel anytime?
🗒️ Thea Subscription Cancellation Policy
1. How It Works

You can cancel your subscription to Thea at any time. When you cancel, you stop all future automatic renewal charges.

2. Retaining Access
  • Paid Subscriptions: You will keep full access to all Thea premium features until the end of your current billing period.
  • Free Trials: If you cancel during a free trial, your access will terminate at the end of the trial period.
3. Renewal Windows & Timing
  • The 24-Hour Rule: To avoid being charged for the next billing cycle, you must cancel your subscription at least 24 hours before your renewal date.
  • Time Zones: Renewal dates are based on the time zone of the platform where you purchased your subscription.
4. Refunds & Partial Months
  • Non-Refundable: All charges for Thea premium services are non-refundable.
  • No Prorated Refunds: We do not offer partial refunds or credits for unused days in a billing cycle.
  • Founding Pricing: If you cancel, you will no longer be eligible for founding member's pricing.
5. How to Cancel

Your cancellation must be managed through the exact platform where you bought your Thea subscription:

  • Apple App Store: Manage via your iOS device Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions.
  • Google Play Store: Manage via the Play Store app > Profile Icon > Payments & Subscriptions.
  • Direct Web Purchases: Manage via your Account Settings dashboard on the Thea website.

Only 50 founding spots. Then this offer is gone.

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Get Early Access

Thea provides access to independent, licensed healthcare providers through telehealth; membership does not guarantee a prescription. Isotretinoin is available only after a clinical evaluation determines it is appropriate for you, and carries an FDA boxed warning, including a risk of severe birth defects if taken during pregnancy. Patients capable of pregnancy are required to use two forms of contraception and complete monthly pregnancy testing under the iPLEDGE REMS program for the duration of treatment. Additional risks can include dry skin, lips, and eyes; changes in cholesterol, triglycerides, or liver enzymes; and rare mood-related effects. Regular bloodwork is required throughout treatment. Individual dosing, results, and timelines are determined by your provider and vary by patient. Thea is currently available in select states only. Accutane® is a registered trademark of its respective owner; Thea is not affiliated with or endorsed by it. This page is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice.

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