Diagnosis before products
CutisRx starts with the patient’s concern and clinical intake rather than asking patients to shop a product shelf.
About Us
Built by a dermatologist to make prescription skin care easier to start.
CutisRx was created to give patients a clearer way to begin treatment for common dermatology concerns, with guided intake, structured clinical pathways, and independent board-certified dermatologist review.
Founder
Founder-designed clinical pathways
Dr. Peter J. Malouf, Diplomate of the American Board of Dermatology, founded CutisRx after seeing how often patients struggle to know where to start with acne, rosacea, pigmentation, texture concerns, hair loss, and other common dermatology needs.
CutisRx is designed around clinical decision-making first. Patients begin with a guided intake pathway, not a product catalog. Their information is then reviewed by an independent board-certified dermatologist through the telehealth network, who determines whether prescription treatment is appropriate.
Dr. Malouf designed the CutisRx pathway structure and clinical standards. He does not personally review or prescribe for every individual CutisRx patient unless separately arranged through an appropriate clinical relationship.
“Patients should not have to guess which product or prescription might fit their concern. The first step should be understanding the condition, then building the treatment plan around that.”
Why CutisRx exists
A clinical pathway, built around the patient’s concern.
Prescription care when appropriate
For eligible concerns, the pathway may support topical or more comprehensive prescription treatment when reviewed and approved by an independent board-certified dermatologist.
Designed for access
The platform is available in all U.S. states except Alaska, Mississippi, and New Jersey, through licensed telehealth provider networks, helping patients begin care without a traditional waiting room.
Scope of care
What CutisRx is, and what it is not
CutisRx is a guided dermatology access platform for common skin and hair concerns. It is not an emergency service, not a substitute for procedures or biopsies, and not intended for concerns that require an in-person examination.
Patients with rapidly changing lesions, severe symptoms, urgent concerns, or problems requiring physical procedures should seek in-person medical care.