Healthspan's topical rapamycin is a unique skincare product that is formulated with the active ingredient rapamycin, a natural compound that has been shown to have anti-aging properties when applied topically to the skin. One key way Healthspan's topical rapamycin differs from other topical supplements is that it targets the root causes of aging skin rather than just addressing the symptoms. This makes it different from other skincare products that might only offer short-term solutions and could potentially cause long-term damage to the skin.

Topical rapamycin offers a targeted approach to skin health, focusing directly on the cellular damage at the skin's surface. This method effectively inhibits the accumulation of aged cells, leading to a rapid reduction in visible aging signs like wrinkles and loss of skin firmness—benefits that are more immediate compared to oral rapamycin. While oral rapamycin, typically prescribed by a doctor in capsule or tablet form, addresses systemic aging, topical rapamycin cream is specifically formulated to combat the aging process in the skin.

Our topical rapamycin cream comes in three distinct concentrations: 0.01%, 0.25%, and 1%, each designed to meet specific health and skin goals. The selection of the appropriate concentration depends on your individual objectives and skin condition. Our experienced physicians will guide you in choosing the right dosage, ensuring it aligns with your personal health goals and provides optimal results. Whether you're aiming for subtle rejuvenation or more intensive skin care, we tailor the concentration to suit your unique needs.

Topical supplements are applied to specific areas of the skin to deliver targeted and visible skin repair results. Healthspan’s topical rapamycin cell care formulation is designed to extend skin health by reducing cellular senescence in the skin layer.

Yes, Healthspan’s topical rapamycin is safe for use when applied as directed. Our product is carefully formulated in US-based pharmacies that strictly adhere to all applicable federal laws and FDA regulations. This ensures high-quality standards and safety for our customers.

The use of rapamycin, whether topical or oral, can cause fetal harm when administered to a pregnant woman. Therefore, topical rapamycin should not be used by women who are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or breastfeeding.

Yes, obtaining topical rapamycin requires a prescription. Our Healthspan physicians, all licensed in the United States, will conduct a thorough review of your health profile to assess your suitability for topical rapamycin. Upon approval, they will provide you with a personalized treatment plan, ensuring the treatment aligns with your specific health needs.

To effectively incorporate topical rapamycin into your skincare regimen, apply it once daily in the evening to a clean face. Here’s how you should do it:

1. Wash and dry your face thoroughly to ensure it's free from impurities.

2. Apply a pea-sized amount of the cream, spreading it evenly across your entire face. Use the cream sparingly to ensure optimal absorption.

3. We advise beginning with a conservative application schedule of once every three days, allowing your skin to adapt to the treatment.

Be aware that topical rapamycin may increase your skin's sensitivity to sunlight. To protect your skin, apply sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher every morning, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, and steer clear of tanning beds."

The most common negative side effect for first-time topical rapamycin users is dry skin. This is normally mild and lasts less than a week. For patients who experience discomfort, we recommend applying a chemical-free dermal hydration cream at night before bed.