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Hair restoration Solutions
Overview of Treatment Approach
A clear explanation of how we evaluate and treat hair loss, including medical history, exam, and targeted testing. We create individualized plans that may combine medications, topical therapies, and lifestyle guidance to stabilize loss and promote regrowth while prioritizing safety and measurable progress.
Finasteride
Finasteride is an oral prescription that reduces DHT to slow male pattern hair loss and support regrowth.
Who it’s for — Primarily prescribed for men after clinical evaluation and baseline testing.
What to expect — Typical improvement begins around 3–6 months with ongoing monitoring for side effects and effectiveness.
Topical Minoxidil
Topical Minoxidil (Rogain) applied directly to your scalp that stimulates hair follicles and increases density.
Who it’s for — First‑line option for men and women; often used alone or with oral therapies.
What to expect — Visible results usually appear in 3–4 months when used consistently; mild scalp irritation can occur.
ORAL MINOXIDIL and Spironolactone FOR HAIR GROWTH
Oral Minoxidil
Oral Minoxidil—when prescribed at low doses—may stimulate hair follicles in a similar way to its topical counterpart, potentially providing a systemic boost to hair health.
Who it’s for — Men and women who have not responded to topical therapy or who prefer an oral regimen.
What to expect — Effective for many patients but requires blood pressure monitoring and medical oversight for safety.
Oral Spironolactone
Spironolactone is an anti-androgen medication that helps counteract the effects of androgens—hormones that can contribute to hair loss in women.
Who it’s for — Women with female pattern hair loss or signs of hormonal contribution; not typically used in men.
What to expect — Gradual improvement over 3–6 months with periodic lab checks for electrolytes and kidney function.
What to Expect and Treatment Timeline
Initial consult and testing, treatment start within days of prescription, and follow‑up visits at 3 months and 6 months to assess response. Expect incremental improvements: shedding may slow first, then new growth and increased thickness. Combination therapy often yields better results; we adjust plans based on progress and tolerability.
Risk and Safety Monitoring
We perform baseline labs and assessments when indicated, review potential risks during your consultation, and set a follow‑up schedule to monitor response and safety. If side effects occur, we adjust treatment or testing promptly to protect your health and optimize results.
Common side effects vary by medication:
- Finasteride can cause sexual side effects and mood changes
- Topical minoxidil may cause scalp irritation
- Oral minoxidil can affect blood pressure
- Spironolactone may lead to electrolyte shifts and menstrual changes.
Risks and Safety Monitoring
Common Side Effects
We perform baseline labs and assessments when indicated, review potential risks during your consultation, and set a follow‑up schedule to monitor response and safety. If side effects occur, we adjust treatment or testing promptly to protect your health and optimize results.
Common side effects vary by medication:
- Finasteride can cause sexual side effects and mood changes
- Topical minoxidil may cause scalp irritation
- Oral minoxidil can affect blood pressure
- Spironolactone may lead to electrolyte shifts and menstrual changes.
What to Expect and Treatment Timeline
Initial consult and testing, treatment start within days of prescription, and follow‑up visits at 3 months and 6 months to assess response. Expect incremental improvements: shedding may slow first, then new growth and increased thickness. Combination therapy often yields better results; we adjust plans based on progress and tolerability.