Hair Loss Treatment — from the comfort of your home.

Treat Me Now helps connect you with licensed healthcare professionals to address your scalp health and revitalize your hair.

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HOW IT WORKS

Hair Regrowth with No Delays

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Answer a questionnaire specific to your symptoms, and confirm your identity. During this process, we also ask you about your treatment preferences.

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A partnering medical licensed professional will review your medical history, preferences and determine your treatment plan. This typically occurs within 24 hours of you completing step 1.

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Your treatment ships out in 1-2 days from our partnering pharmacy for free, directly to your door. Delivery is typically 1 -3 days.

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Begin your treatment.

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Refill your medications in one minute or less from the comfort of your home.

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Treatment

Hair Regrowth Options

Finasteride
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Tackle hair loss with finasteride (generic Propecia or Proscar), which works by blocking dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a hormone tied to hair loss.

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Minoxidil
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Increase hair growth with oral minoxidil, an ingredient that increases blood and nutrients to the follicles in a convenient and affordable tablet form.

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Learn about Hair Loss

Hair loss can occur for many reasons, including genetics, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal changes, stress, and certain medical conditions. It may also result from physical damage to the scalp or hair follicles caused by harsh treatments like perming or bleaching, or by wearing tight hairstyles.

Some medications used to treat high blood pressure, high cholesterol, gout, or cancer can also contribute to hair loss. Because so many factors can play a role, it's often best to work with a licensed healthcare professional to identify the underlying cause.

The most common sign of hair loss is gradual thinning at the top of the head. In men, this often appears as a receding hairline around the temples, while women may notice a widening part.

Hair loss can also show up as patchy or circular bald spots. You may see increased shedding when combing or washing your hair, with more strands collecting on your brush or in the shower drain. Depending on the cause, changes to the scalp can accompany the hair loss, such as dryness, flaking, itching, or redness.

To help prevent hair loss, keeping your scalp healthy should be your top priority. A balanced diet rich in protein, iron, zinc, and vitamins A, D, and E supports strong, healthy hair growth. It's equally important to protect your hair from damage by limiting heat styling, avoiding harsh chemical treatments, and steering clear of tight hairstyles that pull on the roots.

Managing stress is another key part of prevention. Regular exercise, enough sleep, and relaxation techniques can all reduce stress-related shedding. If you've started to notice increased hair loss, scheduling an early evaluation with a healthcare professional can help identify any underlying causes and guide you toward effective treatment options.

The best treatment for hair loss depends on its cause, but two of the most effective and widely used options are finasteride and minoxidil. Finasteride is an oral medication that works by reducing levels of DHT, a hormone linked to hair thinning in men. Minoxidil, available as an oral pill or topical treatment, helps stimulate hair follicles and promote new growth in both men and women.

These treatments can be used individually or in combination, depending on your needs and a doctor’s guidance. Because results vary from person to person, it’s important to have a thorough consultation with a licensed healthcare professional to determine the most effective treatment plan for you.

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By age 50, approximately 85% of men will experience noticeably thinning hair (Source).

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About 50 to 100 hairs a day is a normal amount to shed. Your hair grows in phases, and old strands need to fall out to make room for new ones. Although washing, brushing, or seasonal changes can make hair loss more noticeable, it isn't an issue as long as hair is regrowing at the same rate.

No, dandruff isn't usually a cause of hair loss, although hair loss and dandruff may present together. Dandruff may lead to irritation, inflammation, and scratching, and the frequent scratching may damage the scalp and cause hair breakage. If you have dandruff, finding a shampoo that soothes your scalp can help support healthier and stronger hair growth.

The usual culprits are vitamin D, iron, zinc, and vitamin B7 (biotin). These nutrients are vital for keratin production, hair follicle function, and overall scalp health. You can ensure your scalp is getting the nutrients it needs with a well-balanced diet of lean proteins, leafy greens, eggs, nuts, and certain fortified foods. If your hair loss is caused by a nutritional deficiency, proper diet and supplementation can give you positive results over time.

There's been limited research on the link between creatine and hair loss, but it may have an effect on your body's levels of dihydrotestosterone (DHT), which is a hormone associated with male-pattern hair loss. Most people should be able to use creatine safely without affecting their hair, but those who are genetically prone to hair loss should consult a healthcare professional.

Hair loss treatments work by targeting the underlying cause of thinning or shedding. Medications like finasteride block the testosterone in your body from converting to DHT, which helps prevent hair loss in men. Ingredients like minoxidil extend the growth phase of your hair by stimulating the hair follicles. While various types of hair loss treatment are available, the goal of treatment is always to slow hair loss, promote and encourage regrowth, and maintain the health of existing hair.

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