Hair Loss
A clinical route to prescription hair loss treatment for adults with thinning at the crown or temples, started online and reviewed by a licensed clinician.
Prescription only after a clinician review. No outcome is guaranteed. Product imagery is illustrative.
Hair loss care starts with the pattern. Your intake records where you are thinning, how long it has been going on, your family history and the medications you already take, and a licensed clinician decides whether prescription treatment is appropriate.
Treatment is a commitment rather than a quick fix. Change, when it comes at all, takes months, and a clinician will tell you what to expect before you start.
Included
What this includes
- Topical and oral prescription options where clinically appropriate
- A clinician reviews your pattern, history and current medications
- Ongoing review so treatment can be adjusted or stopped
- Delivered to your door once prescribed
Candidacy
Who may be eligible
- Adults with thinning at the crown or temples consistent with pattern hair loss
- People who would rather start with a clinician than with an unregulated product
- Anyone able to stay consistent with treatment over several months
Meeting these descriptions does not mean treatment is appropriate. Only a clinician can decide that.
The process
How the process works
Medical intake
Health history, medications and the measurements the protocol needs.
Safety screening
Your medical history is checked for conditions and medication combinations that need attention.
Clinician decision
A licensed clinician in your state decides whether treatment is appropriate.
Treatment and follow-up
If prescribed, medication ships to your door, with scheduled check-ins.
What clinical evaluation involves
Your answers are screened against the program's protocol — age, pattern, scalp history and anything that would make a prescription unsafe. A licensed clinician makes the decision and can decline or ask for more information.
Your intake records the protocol version it was screened against, so any decision can be reconstructed later.
Safety information
Prescription hair loss treatment is not appropriate for everyone. Some oral treatments can affect sexual function and are not for people planning to conceive, and topical products must be kept away from pregnant partners. A clinician will review your history and explain the risks before prescribing. No regrowth is promised.
Questions
Hair Loss questions
How long before I would notice anything?
Prescription hair loss treatment is measured in months, not weeks. A clinician will set expectations with you before you start. No outcome is promised.
Can I stop treatment?
You can stop at any time. Stopping usually means any benefit you had begins to reverse, and your clinician will talk that through with you.
Is this for all types of hair loss?
No. The program is for pattern hair loss. Sudden, patchy or scarring hair loss needs a different kind of assessment and your clinician will tell you if that applies to you.
Other treatments
Ready to start a medical intake?
About ten minutes. You are told the eligibility outcome once your answers have been reviewed, including when treatment is not appropriate for you.
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