Which treatments are included in Renew skin?

Medications to support collagen production, improve skin texture, and reduce visible signs of aging. Current options include Peptide Skin Complex (4-in-1), Tretinoin, and Women's Skin Complex (4-in-1). A licensed clinician reviews your intake and recommends what fits your goals and health history before anything is prescribed.

How do I get started with Renew skin?

Complete the Renew skin intake to get a personalized recommendation. A US-licensed physician reviews your responses and decides whether a prescription is appropriate — no in-person visit required.

Is Renew skin available in my state?

Coverage varies by medication and state. Complete the intake to see exactly what is available where you live.

How is my medication shipped and billed?

Approved prescriptions ship from FDA-regulated US pharmacies directly to your door with tracking. Immortals Medicine charges no membership fees and does not require insurance.

Renew skin

Medications to support collagen production, improve skin texture, and reduce visible signs of aging.

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Available treatments

Every option is reviewed and prescribed by a US-licensed physician. Choose a treatment to begin, or get a personalized recommendation.

Peptide Skin Complex (4-in-1)

Helps reduce fine lines, fade dark spots, and brighten skin tone.

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Tretinoin

Stimulates collagen production and reverses photoaging.

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Women's Skin Complex (4-in-1)

Estriol/Finasteride/Tretinoin with Niacinamide. Targets visible signs of aging.

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Built by longevity experts

Immortals was built by Bryan Johnson’s personal team of clinicians, based on population-level data and Bryan’s own longevity research.

Carl Seger, M.D.

Board-Certified Physician

Dr. Seger specializes in preventive and longevity medicine. He trained at the University of Washington School of Medicine, completed residency at the University of Utah as Chief Resident, and holds a fellowship in Medical Education. He helped create the Precision Medicine Training Program and is the former CEO of Wild Health.

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