Licensed providers. Physician-guided, low-dose Accutane (isotretinoin). Monitored the whole way — all from your phone.
“Accutane gave me my confidence back. I wish I had done it sooner.”
“Accutane was a game changer. My skin is clearer and I finally feel like myself again.”
“It wasn't always easy, but Accutane completely changed my skin (and my mental health).”
“Accutane cleared my skin and gave me a fresh start. So worth it.”
“My skin has never felt this good. Accutane changed everything for me.”
“Accutane gave me my confidence back. I wish I had done it sooner.”
“Accutane was a game changer. My skin is clearer and I finally feel like myself again.”
“It wasn't always easy, but Accutane completely changed my skin (and my mental health).”
“Accutane cleared my skin and gave me a fresh start. So worth it.”
“My skin has never felt this good. Accutane changed everything for me.”
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.
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.
Capped at 50 people. Once they're gone, this rate won't come back.
Oversees Thea's clinical protocols and provider network, so every dosing plan is reviewed against the same standard of care.
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.
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.
Yes. Regular labs are required, and your Thea provider orders and coordinates them for you.
You'll need two forms of contraception and monthly pregnancy testing under the FDA's iPLEDGE program for the full course of treatment.
Thea is currently available in select states. You'll confirm eligibility during intake.
You can cancel your subscription to Thea at any time. When you cancel, you stop all future automatic renewal charges.
Your cancellation must be managed through the exact platform where you bought your Thea subscription:
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Get Early AccessThea 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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