Clearer skin starts with figuring out the cause and getting the right care.
NOVV For Skin
Doctor-led, built for women.
Start with a free eligibility quiz to see if you’re eligible for doctor-led skin treatment with NOVV.
This is for you if
You have regular breakouts
Your acne flares around your period
Over the counter (OTC) products aren’t working
You have acne marks or dark spots
You want clearer skin and more confidence
Clinical-grade prescriptions,
dispensed and delivered by NOVV partner
licensed pharmacy
Trusted by over 2000+ Malaysians
across NOVV Health
Fewer steps, access care from the
privacy of your own home
skin concerns consulted
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Acne treatment, guided by doctors — not guesswork. From clogged pores to painful breakouts and adult hormonal acne, our doctors assess your skin online and create a prescription-strength plan tailored to your skin, lifestyle and goals.
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Fade marks safely, with medical guidance. Dark marks after acne can take months to fade. Our doctors help identify the type of pigmentation and recommend evidence-based treatment to brighten skin without over-irritating it.
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Breakouts around the jawline, chin or lower face that may worsen around your menstrual cycle can sometimes have a hormonal component. Your doctor can assess your symptoms and determine appropriate treatment or further investigation.
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Acne doesn't always stop after your teenage years. Persistent or new acne in adulthood can be assessed to understand potential contributing factors and suitable medical treatment options.
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Painful, red, swollen or deeper breakouts may require more targeted medical treatment. Your doctor can assess the severity of your acne and recommend an appropriate approach.
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Blackheads, whiteheads and recurring clogged pores are common forms of acne. Treatment can help address blocked pores and reduce the development of new acne lesions.
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Acne alongside irregular periods, excess facial or body hair, scalp hair changes or other symptoms may warrant further assessment. Your doctor can determine whether additional hormonal or metabolic evaluation is appropriate.
The Protocol
Simple steps. Real support.
Step 01. Tell us about you
Complete a short assessment and
speak with a doctor. 
Step 02. Speak to your doctor.
An MMC-registered NOVV doctor reviews your assessment and speaks with you privately online.
Step 03. The Prescription & Delivery
If treatment is appropriate, your doctor can issue a prescription. Your medication is dispensed by our licensed pharmacy partner and delivered directly to your doorstep.
Start with a free eligibility quiz to see if you’re eligible for doctor-led skin treatment with NOVV.Frequently Asked Questions
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NOVV doctors can assess a range of acne concerns, including persistent breakouts, adult acne, hormonal-pattern acne, blackheads, whiteheads and inflammatory acne. Your doctor will assess your individual skin concerns before recommending appropriate next steps.
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Start with a short health and skin assessment and provide clear photos of your skin where requested. An MMC-registered doctor reviews your symptoms, medical history and skin concerns before discussing an appropriate treatment plan with you.
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Acne that develops or worsens around your menstrual cycle, particularly around the chin and jawline, may sometimes have a hormonal component. Your doctor can assess your acne alongside your cycle and other symptoms to determine whether further investigation may be appropriate.
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Yes. Acne can persist into adulthood or develop for the first time as an adult. Your doctor can assess potential contributing factors and recommend treatment based on the type and severity of your acne.
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Acne can occur in women with PCOS, particularly when accompanied by symptoms such as irregular periods or excess facial or body hair. However, acne alone does not mean you have PCOS. Your doctor can determine whether further hormonal or metabolic assessment is appropriate.
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Most acne does not automatically require blood testing. If your symptoms or medical history suggest a possible hormonal or underlying health issue, your doctor may recommend appropriate investigations.
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Not necessarily. Treatment depends on the type and severity of your acne, previous treatments, medical history and individual circumstances. Where clinically appropriate, your doctor may recommend prescription treatment as part of your care plan.
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Treatment varies depending on your acne and may include topical or oral prescription medicines where clinically appropriate, alongside appropriate skincare and lifestyle advice. Your doctor will recommend an approach suited to your individual needs.
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Your doctor can assess post-acne marks and pigmentation and discuss appropriate treatment options. Treatment depends on the type of pigmentation, your skin and whether active acne is still present.
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Acne improvement is usually gradual rather than immediate. The time required varies depending on the type and severity of acne, treatment prescribed and individual response. Your doctor can review your progress and adjust your treatment where appropriate.
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That's a good reason to speak with a doctor. Your doctor can review what you've already tried, how long you used it and how your skin responded before recommending appropriate next steps.
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Some commonly used acne medicines are not suitable during pregnancy or when trying to conceive. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or planning a pregnancy so that appropriate treatment options can be considered.