Compounding

Menopause can cause a series of wanted symptoms like hot flashes that impact quality of life. Hormone replacement therapy can be a solution.

Women are at risk of vitamin deficiencies due to menstruation, pregnancy, and menopause. Compounding a supplement can help.

Most medications found in pharmacies are from mass-manufactured brands. However, there is significant value in customizing your treatment.

Winter months naturally dry out the skin. Thicker moisturizers with ceramides, hyaluronic acid, and other occlusives can help.

Integrating skincare products with peptides has several benefits. These collagen-boosting compounds smooth, firm, and revitalize skin.

Face oils and serums are part of a skincare routine. Here’s how to determine which product is better for specific skin types and issues.

Creating customized medication has several benefits, but is compounding safe? Here are the pros and cons of customizing prescriptions.

Medication adherence can prevent worsening symptoms and hospitalization. Compounding medicines in creams, patches, or troches can help.

Drug allergies can be caused by inactive ingredients in a medication. Although not FDA-approved, compounding may provide a safer solution.

Dermatological conditions like acne or psoriasis need medication to reduce flareups. Compounding is a way for patients to get treatment.