Morph Skin Sciences: Patient Information & Safety Notes
Also known as Peptide Renewal Serum, Rejuvenation Facial Cream
Other names: peptide-renewal-serum, rejuvenation-facial-cream, morph-skincare
morph Skin Sciences encompasses a range of compounded peptide-based skincare products including a Peptide Renewal Serum (GHK-Cu + vitamin A derivative) and a Rejuvenation Facial Cream (hyaluronic acid + GHK-Cu), with an optional tretinoin-containing variant. Individual products may contain FDA-approved ingredients (tretinoin) or supplement-grade actives (GHK-Cu). The proprietary blends themselves are not FDA-approved as standardized drug products.
In plain language
What Proprietary Skincare Peptide Blend is used for
- Anti-aging skincare: reduction of fine lines, wrinkles, improved skin texture and elasticity
Taking this medicine
How it is administered
- Topical serum
- Topical cream
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Risks and precautions
Risks and warnings
- Skin purging: dryness, redness, irritation, peeling, breakouts (especially with tretinoin-containing variants)
- Pregnancy: tretinoin-containing variants are contraindicated
Who should not take it
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding (if formula contains tretinoin)
Common questions
Patient questions
Can I use morph Skin Sciences products while pregnant?
Formulations containing tretinoin (a retinoid) are contraindicated in pregnancy due to known teratogenicity. Non-tretinoin formulations should still be discussed with your OB/GYN. Your prescriber and pharmacist can confirm which ingredients your specific prescription contains.
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