Estriol 0.3%
Bioidentical estrogen
A weak estrogen used topically. Binds to estrogen receptors in skin cells, signaling collagen and ceramide production that drops dramatically after menopause.

A menopausal skincare prescription that pairs bioidentical Estriol with two supporting actives — restoring fullness, hydration, and barrier integrity.
Three actives at the root of hormonal skin aging: topical estrogen (Estriol) restores collagen signaling, Hyaluronic Acid replaces lost moisture, Niacinamide rebuilds the barrier.
Important Safety InformationConsultation Included
This is a prescription-strength product. Your order includes a free medical consultation with one of our licensed providers.
How it works:
If our providers determine this treatment isn't appropriate for you, your card authorization is released — you're never charged.
Proven Ingredients
Three actives, each addressing one of menopause's major effects on skin. Compounded fresh, dosed for your skin, supervised by a board-certified physician.
Bioidentical estrogen
A weak estrogen used topically. Binds to estrogen receptors in skin cells, signaling collagen and ceramide production that drops dramatically after menopause.
Deep hydration
Holds up to 1000× its weight in water. Pulls moisture into the dermis from underlying tissue and atmospheric humidity, plumping fine lines.
Barrier repair
Increases ceramide production, calms inflammation, and visibly evens tone. Essential support for menopausal skin's weakened barrier.
By their fifties, my patients tell me their skin feels like a stranger's. The right Rx changes that within months.

Dr. Annie Ressalam, MD
Internist · Medical Director, HerTeleMeds
The science
Estrogen drives much more than reproductive cycles — it's also a key signal for collagen, oil, and barrier health. Once it falls, three things happen quickly. That's why a real menopause anti-aging strategy starts at the hormone, not the moisturizer.
30%
Collagen production drops by roughly 30% in the first five years post-menopause, accelerating fine lines and loss of fullness.
↓ 50%
Sebum and ceramide synthesis fall sharply. Skin feels drier despite the same moisturizer routine that worked before.
↑ pH
Skin pH rises from ~5.5 toward 6.0+, weakening the acid mantle. Reactivity, redness, and irritation become more common.
Trusted by thousands
Three months in, my reflection looks like me again — not a tired, drier version of me.
— HTM Patient, CA
My skin felt like a stranger's after menopause. TriActive brought it back home.
— HTM Patient, TX
Plumper, softer, less reactive. The first thing in fifteen years that actually moved the needle.
— HTM Patient, FL
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Hormonal swings reduce sebum production. Hyaluronic Acid + Niacinamide restore moisture without heavy occlusion.
Cell turnover slows. Niacinamide brightens tone while Estriol re-engages the collagen signal that gives skin its bounce.
Crow's feet and forehead lines deepen as collagen drops. Topical Estriol slows the loss at its hormonal source.
The mechanism
Each active addresses a different consequence of estrogen decline. Together, they restore what menopause takes.
Estriol binds to estrogen receptors in skin cells, reactivating collagen and ceramide production that menopause shut down.
Hyaluronic Acid pulls water into the dermis from underlying tissue and atmospheric humidity, plumping fine lines from below.
Niacinamide rebuilds ceramides, calms inflammation, and lowers skin reactivity that rises with estrogen loss.
Eligibility
Estriol is a topical hormone. Most women experiencing menopausal skin changes are excellent candidates — but a few situations require a conversation with your provider before starting.
Dr. Ressalam reviews these factors during the intake — TriActive is only prescribed when it's appropriate. If declined, your card authorization is released and you are never charged.
Pricing
TriActive bundles compounded Estriol + Hyaluronic Acid + Niacinamide, a physician visit, and discreet shipping into one monthly cost.
TriActive Rx
Traditional regimen
Monthly cost
$95 / mo
$220–$450+
Dermatologist visit
Included
$150–$300 separate
Number of products
1 cream
2–3 separate Rx + topical HRT
Shipping
Free, discreet
Pharmacy pickup
Provider follow-up
Anytime
Per appointment
Traditional regimen estimate based on dermatologist or gynecologist consultation, compounded topical Estriol cream prescribed separately, plus adjunct hydrating and barrier-repair skincare in 2026.
How it works
Skip the waiting room. Tell us about your skin and menopause history, get evaluated by Dr. Ressalam, and — if appropriate — your prescription ships free.
Application protocol
TriActive is a PM treatment. Apply consistently — collagen rebuilding takes 12+ weeks. Your provider may adjust the protocol for sensitive skin.
Wash with a gentle, non-foaming cleanser. Pat skin completely dry — moisture dilutes the active and reduces efficacy.
Pea-sized amount across cheeks, jawline, and neck. Avoid eyes, lips, and breast tissue (Estriol is not for body use).
After 10–15 minutes, layer a fragrance-free moisturizer. The Hyaluronic Acid in TriActive works best with an occlusive layer on top.
Mandatory. Sun exposure accelerates the very collagen loss TriActive treats. Broad-spectrum SPF is non-negotiable.
Apply at night, before moisturizer. Estriol works during the skin's overnight repair cycle when collagen signaling peaks.
Mild tingling in week 1 is normal as your barrier adapts. Sustained redness or rash means stop and contact your provider.
Collagen rebuilding is slow. Most patients see meaningful change at week 12, with full results at week 24+.
Avoid Vitamin C serums or chemical exfoliants on the same nights. Discuss layering with your provider.
What to expect
Wk 1–4
Hydration in
Skin feels softer and looks dewier. Hyaluronic Acid plumps the surface within days; Estriol begins working at the receptor level.
Wk 5–8
Texture smooths
Crepey texture starts to even out. Niacinamide visibly strengthens the barrier; redness and reactivity calm.
Wk 9–12
Firming begins
Collagen rebuilding becomes visible. Fine lines around eyes and mouth soften. Most patients see a clear before/after by week 12.
Wk 16–20
Lasting fullness
Cheek and jawline volume noticeably restored. The cumulative effect of three actives compounds.
Wk 24+
Maintenance
Continued nightly use preserves gains. Provider may adjust frequency at follow-up to a maintenance schedule.
Timing reflects average response from clinical literature on topical Estriol and supporting actives. Individual results vary based on baseline skin condition, hormonal status, and consistency of use.
Your questions
Estriol is the weakest of the three estrogens (estriol, estrone, estradiol) and is widely used topically in Europe and increasingly in the US for menopausal skin and vulvar care. At 0.3% applied to facial skin, systemic absorption is low. Your provider screens for contraindications before prescribing.
Topical Estriol may not be appropriate if you have a personal history of hormone-sensitive cancer. Tell Dr. Ressalam during the intake — she will not prescribe TriActive in that case, and your card authorization is released without charge.
Topical 0.3% Estriol used facially has minimal systemic absorption — measurable but well below levels associated with systemic hormone therapy. If you are on systemic HRT, mention it during the intake so your provider can coordinate.
Possibly, but only with provider coordination. Combining systemic HRT with topical Estriol could push your total estrogen exposure higher than intended. Dr. Ressalam will weigh your full picture before approving.
Hydration improvements within 1–2 weeks. Texture and barrier improvements by week 4–8. Visible firming and fine-line reduction at week 12. Full collagen rebuilding takes 24+ weeks.
Hydration improvements fade within weeks. Collagen gains decline gradually as estrogen signaling returns to your baseline. Most patients use TriActive long-term as a maintenance therapy.
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