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The standard hair loss products you buy at the shops aren’t effective in most cases because they’re restricted to the amount of medication they can use.
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Once you’ve completed the hair loss assessment, one of our doctors will give you a call and discuss which options would be best for you. Depending on the outcome, the doctor fills out a prescription that gets sent straight to one of our partner pharmacies who then send it straight to your front door!
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GET STARTEDHair loss may be due to a number of factors, including genetics, age, poor nutrition and certain medical conditions or treatments. In cases where you have more than one contributing factor, the cumulative effect can be more severe hair loss.
The average person sheds between 50-100 hairs a day. If you’re noticing more significant hair loss, we can help you determine your level of hair loss and which treatment options are best for you.
Hereditary hair loss, or androgenetic alopecia, is the most common cause of hair loss. The condition occurs because of an inherited hormonal sensitivity passed down from either or both biological parents. For men, hereditary hair loss is often called male pattern baldness because it typically occurs in a predictable pattern. Generally, men experience a receding hair line beginning at the temples and/or thinning at the crown. The condition progresses to the point where the two balding areas meet and leave only a horseshoe-shaped band of hair around the sides and back of the head. Androgenetic alopecia is progressive for both men and women, meaning hair loss worsens over time.
Age is the second most common cause of hair loss. A natural part of the aging process, hair loss and thinning can occur when an increasing number of hair follicles go into the resting phase, while remaining hair becomes shorter and finer. This condition is called involutional alopecia.
Maintaining a well-balanced diet is essential to having strong, healthy hair. When you’re deficient in certain vitamins and minerals, it can cause you to experience hair loss. Eating disorders such as bulimia and anorexia, along with rapid weight loss or undergoing bariatric surgery, can also contribute to hair loss because the body is not receiving the vital nutrients it needs to function properly.
Below is a list of nutrients that are important for your hair:
While everyday stress won’t, three types of hair loss are associated with high stress levels, including:
Numerous medical conditions can, including:
Common medications and treatments for medical conditions can trigger hair thinning issues, including:
Treatment for male pattern baldness aims to prevent further hair loss and increase hair growth.
Studies show the treatment:
You must use your products continuously for sustained results. If you stop taking the medicine, any results will begin to reverse within six months and will be lost by 12 months. If you are still experiencing hair loss after 12 months of treatment, further courses are unlikely to work.
In short, yes, but as with all medicines, they don’t work for everyone. DHT blockers regrow hair in 65% of patients and stops further hair loss in most other patients. If you stop taking the medication, it stops working.
