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Men’s Hair Loss Treatment is now Available!! Women’s Hair Loss Treatment is Coming November 15th!
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Price is all-inclusive:
Medication included Free Consultation
Free assessment by a licensed medical provider
No Face to Face/Video visit required!

Medication

Provider will prescribe your preferred medication if medically appropriate
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*Prescription treatment requires an online consultation with a medical provider to determine if a prescription is appropriate

Hair Loss FAQ's

  • Minoxidil:
    This medication works by extending the anagen, or growth phase, of hair and increasing the size of hair follicles. Initially, you may notice an increase in hair shedding as the medication promotes the shedding of telogen (resting phase) hairs, but this effect should resolve within 4-6 weeks of consistent use.Studies indicate that applying 5% topical minoxidil once daily for 24 weeks is well-tolerated and supports hair regrowth in male pattern hair loss, leading to improved scalp coverage and greater hair density.

     

    A topical treatment available as a foam or liquid, which stimulates hair growth and slows hair loss. *Also used Orally for Hair loss.

  • Finasteride:
    DHT is the primary factor behind male pattern hair loss. Finasteride works by inhibiting an enzyme in hair follicles that converts testosterone into DHT, thereby reducing DHT levels in the scalp. This treatment stops hair loss in 90% of patients, with 65% experiencing some hair regrowth while using finasteride. Ongoing use is essential to maintain these results.

     

    A prescription oral medication that works by inhibiting a hormone linked to hair loss in men. Often prescribed for male-pattern baldness. Oral Finasteride is FDA approved for hair loss treatment. *Also used Topically for hair loss.

*Oral Minoxidil and Topical Finasteride are not FDA approved for hair loss. While federal law allows the prescription of compounded drugs, they are not FDA-approved and do not undergo safety, effectiveness, or manufacturing review.

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