Our specialty compounding pharmacy operates out of Egg Harbor Township, NJ and is dedicated to your care with 24/7 clinical support.

Yes! Cortina is available within all 50 states.

Yes! Our core infrastructure is HIPAA compliant and built to satisfy the security requirements for the military, global banks, and other high-sensitivity organizations.

Your board-certified dermatologist will tell you what to expect. For most skin conditions you will see results within two weeks.

At Cortina, we don't like goodbyes!  We prefer a "so long for now, see you soon!" approach.  Your prescription includes FDA-approved, clinically-proven ingredients customized specifically for you, and it is important that your treatment is consistent to achieve results.  

Please remember, you can also PAUSE your membership, so that when you are ready to resume your treatment, the process is seamless.  We recommend you discuss this decision with your doctor first.  

Whatever your choice may be, Cortina wishes you the best in your treatment journey and we remain available for you always.

Yes, In order to keep our cost low, we’ve baked our services together for one small monthly fee. Your treatment, diagnosis, and shipping are all included without the need of insurance.

Certification by the American Board of Dermatology affirms that a dermatologist has met high standards – set by their peers – of knowledge, experience, and lifelong learning that are essential for providing all patients with excellent care for skin, hair, and nails.

Being “certified” is not the same as being “licensed.” Medical licensure sets the minimum competence requirements to diagnose and treat patients and is not specialty specific. All physicians in the United States must be licensed to practice medicine by licensing boards in each state they see patients.

Certification is specific to specialties and subspecialties and attests to an individual’s advanced knowledge, training, and skills in a particular area of medicine. While a license is required to practice medicine, board certification is a voluntary process.

ABD Certified Dermatologists have:

Completed three or more years of an accredited residency program in dermatology.

Passed exams demonstrating their dermatology knowledge and their ability to apply that knowledge to treat patients.

Made a commitment to stay current on the latest dermatology advances by participating in continuing certification activities and assessments throughout their careers.

Once they have earned ABD board certification, dermatologists continue a program of life-long learning through the ABD that includes keeping up to date on breakthroughs in dermatology, learning about best practices in their field, and taking periodic assessments to assure their patients, their colleagues, and themselves that they continue to meet high standards of knowledge and expertise.