Dermatology Compounding
AccuMix compounds patient-specific dermatology medications—from advanced topicals to scalp solutions—crafted for targeted delivery, tolerability, and adherence.
Why compounded dermatology?
Skin and scalp needs are rarely one-size-fits-all. Compounding lets your clinician tailor actives, strengths, excipients, and vehicle so the therapy fits your diagnosis, skin type, and tolerance—while avoiding problem ingredients (dyes, fragrance, alcohol, certain oils) when requested.
AccuMix compounds patient-specific prescriptions only after receiving a valid Rx. Compounded medications are prepared under federal/state regulations and USP standards; they are not reviewed or approved by the FDA.
What AccuMix offers (by prescription)
Skin — face & body
- Acne & Rosacea: custom combinations (e.g., azelaic acid, niacinamide, ivermectin/metronidazole, sulfur, and prescriber-directed retinoids) aligned to your plan and tolerance.
- Pigment & Tone: tailored blends for melasma/hyperpigmentation (e.g., hydroquinone, kojic/azelaic acid, retinoid, antioxidant components) with staged or cyclic use as directed.
- Scars & Texture / Photo-aging: compounded silicone-based and adjunct topicals; retinoid-containing options per prescriber direction.
- Eczema/Psoriasis/Seb Derm: individualized steroid/adjunct combinations and non-steroidal options in gentle, barrier-supportive vehicles.
- Procedure Support: pre/post-procedure formulations (e.g., anesthetic gels, pigment care, barrier creams) per clinic protocol.
Hair — scalp, brows & lashes
- New: Clascoterone topical serum: compounded at the strength your prescriber orders, in 30 mL and 60 mL spray bottles. Read about compounded clascoterone
- Androgenetic Hair Loss (men/women): topical finasteride or dutasteride (per prescriber and state rules), often paired with minoxidil ± adjuncts (e.g., caffeine, tretinoin) in fast-drying scalp solutions, foams, or sprays.
- Women’s Hair & Density Support: topical spironolactone, minoxidil, and cosmetic adjuncts as appropriate to your plan.
- Brows/Lashes: prescriber-directed options (e.g., latanoprost-based) when clinically appropriate.
We do not publish proprietary strengths or formula templates online. Exact directions and concentrations appear on your prescription label.
Dosage forms & vehicles (we match the route to the plan)
- Creams, gels, lotions, ointments, balms, serums (including elegant, non-comedogenic, or anhydrous silicone bases).
- Foams & sprays for large or hair-bearing areas.
- Scalp solutions (quick-drying, low-residue), metered-dose pumps, airless dispensers, droppers, or roll-ons.
- Compounded shampoos/cleansers when a rinse-off vehicle is preferred.
- Troches/capsules for specific prescriber-directed dermatology use cases.
- Supplies/Applicators: included where permitted by state law (e.g., measured pumps, droppers, syringes for accurate dosing).
Products
Quality & safety
Shipping
discreet delivery only to states that permit dispensing under our licenses.
Turnaround
most orders ship within 24 hours of verification and Rx receipt (subject to regulations, inventory, and order volume).
Pharmaceutical-grade ingredients
from FDA-registered suppliers with COA verification.
Board-certified pharmacist-led sterile program
for ophthalmic or other sterile dermatology needs as prescribed.
Compounded
under USP ⟨795⟩/⟨797⟩/⟨800⟩ with pharmacist verification, environmental controls, and lot traceability.
Who is this for?
Your clinician may consider compounded dermatology therapy when a commercial product isn’t suitable, a different strength/vehicle is needed, multiple compatible actives should be combined, or when you must avoid certain excipients. AccuMix compounds exactly what your prescriber orders.
How to get started
Patients: Ask your provider to send an eRx/fax to AccuMix Pharmacy.
Providers & Clinics: Send eRx/fax or request a pharmacist consult for actives, vehicles, packaging (e.g., metered pumps), and labeling.
Safety & expectations (patient education)
Use only as prescribed; do not change dose/frequency without clinician guidance.
Some actives (e.g., retinoids, acids) can cause dryness, peeling, photosensitivity—use moisturizers/sunscreen as directed.
5-alpha-reductase inhibitors (finasteride/dutasteride): avoid exposure during pregnancy; follow prescriber handling and application precautions.
Report irritation, rash, or unexpected effects to your clinician. Keep medications away from eyes (unless prescribed for ophthalmic use) and out of reach of children/pets.
Follow label storage and Beyond-Use Date (BUD).
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Provider resources (quick reference)
- Prescribing: eRx/fax with patient details, diagnosis/target, actives with desired strengths, preferred vehicle/feel (elegant cream, quick-dry solution, silicone base), package type (pump, dropper, foam), directions, and refills.
- Consults: Pharmacist support for vehicle selection, compatibility, combination options, counseling points, and pregnancy/handling precautions (e.g., 5-ARIs, retinoids).
- Documentation: Clear labeling with BUD, storage, and auxiliary instructions; lot traceability maintained.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What conditions can compounded dermatology medications address?
Examples include acne, rosacea, melasma/hyperpigmentation, scars/texture, psoriasis/eczema/seborrheic dermatitis, and hair loss—when your prescriber determines a customized therapy is appropriate.
Can you compound topical finasteride/minoxidil for hair loss?
Yes—when prescribed. We prepare scalp solutions/foams/sprays to your clinician’s plan. Pregnancy precautions apply for 5-ARIs; follow handling instructions.
Are compounded dermatology medications FDA-approved?
No. Compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the FDA. We prepare patient-specific prescriptions under USP standards after receiving a valid Rx.
What dosage forms do you offer?
Creams, gels, lotions, ointments, serums, foams, sprays, scalp solutions, and select sterile preparations—plus metered pumps/airless dispensers for accurate dosing.
Can you avoid certain ingredients (fragrance, dyes, alcohol)?
Yes—your prescriber can request allergen- and additive-conscious vehicles (fragrance-free, dye-free, alcohol-free, etc.) when compatible with the formula.
How fast is fulfillment?
Most orders ship within 24 hours after pharmacist verification and Rx receipt; delivery time depends on the carrier and destination.
Compliance & disclosures
AccuMix operates as a 503A compounding pharmacy. We compound patient-specific medications after receipt of a valid prescription. Compounded medications are prepared under federal/state regulations and USP ⟨795⟩/⟨797⟩/⟨800⟩ standards; they are not reviewed or approved by the FDA. Availability of specific dermatology compounds varies by state law, clinical appropriateness, and ingredient availability.
