Topical rosacea care
Prescription topicals matched to redness-dominant, papulopustular, or sensitive rosacea patterns.
Dermatology-guided care
Online prescription rosacea care that starts with your rosacea subtype
CutisRx helps eligible patients start a structured rosacea visit online, with treatment pathways based on subtype, triggers, prior treatments, photos, and safety factors. Prescription treatment is provided only when appropriate after clinician review.
- Prescription options when clinically appropriate
- LegitScript-certified platform
- Secure online intake and photo review
- Clear pricing before payment
- Available in eligible U.S. states except Alaska, Mississippi, and New Jersey
Diagnosis-first
Rosacea is not one problem
Persistent redness, small bumps, flushing episodes, and sensitivity are not the same problem. If the treatment does not match the subtype, patients often end up rotating through products without a real plan.
CutisRx starts by sorting the rosacea subtype first. Your visit is built around what your rosacea looks like, your triggers, what you have already tried, and whether topical, oral, or combination treatment may be appropriate.
How it works
How the CutisRx rosacea visit works
- 01
Tell us what is happening
Answer a short rosacea-focused intake about your subtype, triggers, and prior treatments.
- 02
See your rosacea pathway
Review the plan direction and pricing before payment.
- 03
Create your secure account
Your information is saved so your visit can continue.
- 04
Upload photos
Clear photos of active flushing, redness, or bumps help the clinical team evaluate your subtype.
- 05
Clinician review
Treatment is prescribed only if appropriate. If online care is not the right fit, you will be guided accordingly.
Treatment framing
Treatment depends on the rosacea subtype
Some patients need a topical-first approach. Others may benefit from a plan that considers inflammation, ocular involvement, sensitivity, or trigger patterns.
CutisRx does not promise a specific prescription before review. The goal is to match the treatment pathway to the clinical picture, not push every patient into the same product.
Combination rosacea care
Topical care combined with an oral option when clinically appropriate.
Oral options when appropriate
For inflammatory rosacea subtypes where topical alone may not be enough.
Redness-first patterns
For rosacea presentations where persistent flushing or diffuse redness is the primary concern.
Trigger management guidance
Structured trigger review — sun, heat, alcohol, spicy food — reviewed alongside the active plan.
Fit check
Who this may fit
Good fit
- Persistent facial redness or flushing
- Small bumps or pimples across the central face without deep cysts
- Sensitivity to over-the-counter rosacea products
- A history of rosacea flares that keep returning after short-term treatments
- Patients who want dermatology-guided prescription options without waiting weeks for an appointment
Not the right fit
- Eye involvement — redness, gritty feeling, blurred vision (needs in-person eye evaluation)
- Severe rhinophyma / thickened nasal tissue that may need procedural treatment
- Rapidly worsening swelling, severe pain, fever, or signs of infection
- A changing or concerning lesion
- Anyone who needs urgent or emergency care
Start with a real rosacea pathway
Eligible rosacea patients may qualify for a topical first-month offer with code TOPICAL49: $49 the first month, then $89/month. Your plan and pricing are shown before payment.
No guaranteed prescription. Treatment depends on clinician review.
Frequently asked questions
What patients most often ask before starting an online rosacea visit.
Can I get prescription rosacea treatment online?
If online care is appropriate for your situation, the clinical team may prescribe treatment after reviewing your intake and photos. Prescription treatment is not guaranteed.
Do I need photos?
Yes. Photos help the clinical team evaluate rosacea subtype, severity, and whether online care is appropriate.
What rosacea patterns can CutisRx evaluate?
CutisRx can help evaluate common rosacea presentations including papulopustular (bumps and pimples), erythematotelangiectatic (persistent redness and flushing), and mixed patterns. Ocular rosacea and thickened nasal tissue (rhinophyma) typically require in-person care.
How fast will rosacea improve?
Rosacea improvement is not instant. Treatment response varies, and rosacea plans usually need consistency, trigger management, and follow-up.
Is this only topical treatment?
Not necessarily. Some patients may be considered for topical treatment, oral treatment, or combination approaches depending on the clinical review.