You've done the serums, the appointments, the protocols. This is what's underneath all of it. Physician-prescribed peptide therapy designed for skin, body, and the way you actually live.
Not a supplement shelf. Every protocol is prescribed by a licensed clinician and compounded to USP-797 sterile standards — the same level of care as your best medspa visit, delivered to your door.
GHK-Cu copper peptide — one of the most evidence-backed skin actives in existence — paired with Sermorelin for collagen synthesis, texture, firmness, and deep-sleep repair.
The premium GLP-1 companion. Tesamorelin targets visceral fat while Sermorelin preserves lean muscle and addresses the skin laxity that semaglutide graduates know well.
The foundational protocol. Sermorelin restores growth hormone signaling — improving sleep architecture, daytime energy, and the cellular repair that slows with age.
BPC-157 addresses the gut-skin connection that topical routines can't touch — reducing systemic inflammation, accelerating tissue healing, and supporting the skin from the inside out.
Protocols marked Post-PCAC are pending FDA 503A reclassification at the PCAC meeting on July 23–24, 2026. Waitlist members are notified the moment their provider can prescribe. All available protocols are dispensed by licensed U.S. 503A pharmacies. None of these statements have been evaluated by the FDA.
A 10-minute health assessment — your goals, your history, your routine. If your protocol calls for labs, we order them to your nearest LabCorp or you can upload a recent panel.
A licensed clinician reviews your intake and builds your protocol — not a generic plan, but one designed around your skin goals, body composition, and lifestyle.
Your prescription is compounded fresh in a licensed 503A pharmacy and cold-chain shipped overnight — arriving at your door the way a Net-a-Porter order does. Discreet. Perfect.
Monthly check-ins with your provider. Your dose, cadence, and stack are refined as your skin and body respond — because the best protocol is one that keeps improving.
Firmer skin. Better sleep. The version of you that looks like you've been taking care of yourself — because you have. Lustre protocols target the systems that actually move the needle.
Lustre Health is a physician-led platform built for women who already have a sophisticated wellness routine and are ready for the next layer. We connect you with licensed clinicians who prescribe personalized peptide protocols — delivered to your door, managed on your schedule.
Yes — completely. Lustre protocols are prescription medications, not supplements. Every order requires a valid prescription from a licensed U.S. clinician, compounded to USP-797 sterile standards in a licensed 503A pharmacy. That's the same regulatory standard as your injectable treatments at a medspa, not a capsule from a supplement shelf.
Yes — and our Recomposition Protocol was specifically designed with GLP-1 graduates in mind. Semaglutide and tirzepatide are highly effective for weight loss, but they can contribute to muscle loss and skin laxity. The Sermorelin + Tesamorelin stack helps preserve lean muscle, reduce visceral fat, and address the skin changes that often follow significant weight loss.
Skin changes from GHK-Cu and Sermorelin typically become visible within 6–10 weeks — texture improvements and luminosity first, then firmness over 3–4 months. Sleep quality and energy shifts often appear within the first 3–4 weeks. Your provider sets realistic expectations for your specific protocol during the consultation.
It depends on your protocol. The Glow Protocol often doesn't require labs. Growth hormone protocols like Sermorelin may require baseline IGF-1 levels — if so, we order them to your nearest LabCorp, or you can upload a recent panel from your own physician.
Compounded peptides are prescribed off-label for wellness, performance, and recovery goals under the supervision of a licensed medical provider. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
All peptides dispensed by Lustre Health are prescription-only medications. A valid prescription from a licensed provider is required before any medication is dispensed.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved drug products. They are prepared by state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacies under USP Chapter 797 standards.
Peptides may interact with insulin, hypoglycemic agents, hormone therapies, and immunosuppressants. Disclose all medications and supplements to your provider before starting.
Subcutaneous injection. Your provider will provide full injection training documentation with your first shipment.