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Dermatica sells prescription-style personalised skincare alongside a range of over-the-counter routine essentials. Its retinal serums and dark spot treatments are the main draw, and the site is clear about how its consultation and regulated pharmacy process works for UK customers.
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£2.90 for your first treatment, then 10% off your next treatment. New customers only.
New customers only.
The routine essentials are ready-made products you can buy straight away, covering cleansers, serums, moisturisers and sunscreen. A personalised formula starts with an online consultation reviewed by the dermatology team, so it suits people who want their treatment matched to their skin rather than picking from a shelf. If you are unsure which route fits, the essentials are the lower-commitment starting point.
Retinal comes in three serum strengths, so beginners and people with sensitive skin can start at the lowest level and step up later. The site suggests using Level 1 if you are new to retinoids, moving to Level 2 once your skin has adjusted, and reserving Level 3 for when you have already used Level 2 comfortably. Product guidance also says to begin by applying two to three times a week before moving to nightly use.
Retinal is not suitable alongside other vitamin A products, and the site advises against use while trying to conceive, pregnant or breastfeeding. The serum has a bright yellow colour, so let it absorb fully before it touches clothing or bedding. The airless pump may need several presses before it dispenses on first use.
The personalised service is built around regular deliveries, so it works best if you plan to stay on a routine for several months. The site describes check-ins and adjustments as ongoing, which means it is designed for longer-term use rather than a single purchase.
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The site recommends Level 1 if you are new to retinoids or have sensitive skin, then moving to Level 2 and Level 3 as your skin adjusts.
The product page says it is not recommended while trying to conceive, pregnant or breastfeeding, and advises consulting a doctor if unsure.
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