Get your confidence back and regrow your hair in as few as 4-6 months with FDA-approved treatments. Free, discreet shipping, 2-3 business days.
3-in-1 hair loss spray that combines finasteride to slow hair loss, minoxidil to regrow hair, and tretinoin to enhance minoxidil absorption.
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Minoxidil is the active ingredient in Rogaine. Taken in pill form for a convenient once-a-day hair loss treatment if prescribed by a healthcare provider.
Finasteride (generic Propecia®) is a prescription, FDA-approved medication to treat male pattern hair loss.
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A combination of Finasteride and Minoxidil foam, a FDA-approved topical treatment that slows hair loss and promotes regrowth at the crown and middle of the head.
(90 tablets and 3-60ml bottles of Minoxidil Foam)
*Lemonaid does not offer prescription minoxidil in AR, AZ, CO, GA, ME, MO, MS, NM, ND, NE, OH, OK, SC, and WY. Cancel anytime. 3 months delivered at a time if prescribed. Terms of use
There will likely be no visible change in the first two months. Some people may shed more fine hairs than before. This is temporary and normal.
At this point, it may become noticeable that hair loss has slowed, stopped, or in some cases, maybe even reversed. Take a photo to track your progress.
By now, hair loss may have considerably slowed or stopped, and some people may see signs of regrowth (usually at the crown of the head).
* www.aad.org/public/diseases/hair-loss/treatment/diagnosis-treat
Hair loss, medically known as alopecia, is a commonly diagnosed disorder. The most common cause of hair loss worldwide is androgenic alopecia. The shrinking of hair follicles (miniaturized), eventually leads to decreased hair coverage on the scalp. This shrinking is caused by the body's excessive response to hormones called androgens and is heavily influenced by genetics. It can start as early as the teenage years or later in life. In men specifically, it typically begins with a receding hairline or bald spots at the top of the head.
Yes, treatment can help slow or stop hair loss and even promote hair regrowth. It’s important to start treatment as early as possible for the best results. Without treatment, hair loss will continue. However, if the hair follicle loses attachment to the small muscle in the skin (the arrector pili muscle), hair loss can become permanent.
Finasteride and minoxidil require daily use for four to six months before any noticeable changes may be seen. Maximum results may take up to a year to manifest. It’s recommended to continue taking the medication for at least one full year, as long as there are no side effects, to determine if it’s working effectively for you. The effectiveness of these medications can vary between individuals. To maintain the benefits, it’s important to continue using them consistently. If discontinued, hair loss may resume.
No. We can only prescribe hair loss medication if you’ve shown some visible signs of hair loss - including thinning or a receding hairline - for at least 6 months.
For a complete list of alternative treatment options, please see our help center here, click here.
If any of the following apply, we can't help and you should see a doctor or nurse practitioner in person.
Understand the potential risks of hair loss prescriptions. Finasteride is a pill that can treat hair loss. It’s approved by the FDA for treating the most common kind of hair loss in men. It's generally safe but it can also cause serious side effects, including but not limited to an allergic reaction, breast cancer, sexual dysfunction, and high-grade prostate cancer.
Most patients find that their problems with sexual function resolve when they stop taking the medicine. But a minority of patients find that their problems with sexual function may persist after stopping the medicine. Older patients may be at greater risk of this side effect impacting sexual function. Women of childbearing age shouldn’t take finasteride or touch broken tablets, as finasteride can cause birth defects.
Read the package insert that comes with the medicine for a full list of side effects and warnings. For more information, please see our help center here. FAQs.
