While Micriva contains just five simple, derm-backed ingredients, we always recommend checking with your doctor before adding anything new to your pregnancy skincare lineup. Your doctor knows your specific situation best!

Yes, these are safe for children 12+, but we recommend only leaving the Acne Dots on for 6 hours with children younger than 16.

You should use Micriva patch products on freshly cleansed, dry skin to ensure correct adherence. Any products beneath the hydrocolloid bandage can cause it to slip or lead to irritation, therefore not delivering the intended results.

Nope, no pain here—just a zing that lets you know Micriva is getting to work. It’s like a mini wake-up call for your zit, a little tickle to remind it that its time is up.

Yes, but don’t layer it over serums, moisturizers, or treatments—Micriva works best on clean, dry skin. Since the microdarts create tiny pathways into your skin, you’ll want to keep it solo for max results.

Micriva is built on a gentle hydrocolloid bandage base with Hyaluronic Acid, a skin-loving hydrator that naturally occurs in your skin. It’s non-irritating and dermatologist-tested, but if your skin is extra sensitive, do a patch test on your hand first—just to be safe.

The deep, throbbing, under-the-skin ones that show up uninvited and make their presence known. The hard-to-reach, early-stage zits that used to leave you powerless. The invisible-but-you-know-they’re-there kind that pulse like a bass drop. Micriva handles them all.

No. A hydrocolloid patch is usually smooth and is commonly used for surface-level spots. A microdart patch has tiny dissolving microdots and is designed for early-stage spots.

If you often notice early-stage spots before they fully surface, start with the Microdart Blemish Patch. If you also care about the look of post-blemish marks, the Duo Kit is the better choice.

No. A blemish patch is used for early-stage spots. A post-blemish patch is used after the spot has calmed, when you want care for the look of marks.