Hair Loss Treatment
That Actually Works
Prescription finasteride, minoxidil, and peptide-based protocols for women and men — assessed online, prescribed by a board-certified NP, and shipped directly to you.
Built for Your Biology
Hair loss in women and men has different hormonal drivers and requires different approaches. We treat both — with protocols designed specifically for each.
Female hair loss is often driven by hormonal shifts, nutritional deficiencies, thyroid dysfunction, or androgenetic alopecia.
Male pattern hair loss is primarily driven by DHT — a testosterone metabolite. The most effective treatments directly block DHT or stimulate follicle activity.
All Hair Loss Products
From Assessment to Treatment
The entire process is online. No dermatologist referral. No specialist wait list.
Complete Your Hair Assessment
Tell us about your hair loss pattern, how long it's been happening, family history, and previous treatments. Upload photos of your hairline, crown, and temples.
Provider Designs Your Protocol
Amber reviews your assessment and photos, identifies your likely hair loss type, and designs a prescription protocol. For women, she may recommend labs to rule out hormonal or thyroid causes.
Prescription Ships to Your Door
Your medication is compounded or dispensed by a licensed pharmacy and shipped discreetly. Includes full instructions for application and how to track your progress.
60 & 90-Day Photo Check-Ins
Submit progress photos at 60 and 90 days. Amber reviews and adjusts your protocol if needed — hair loss treatment often needs fine-tuning in the first few months.
Prescribed and shipped from a licensed compounding pharmacy
An Honest Timeline
Hair treatment requires patience. The earlier you start, the better your outcome — but results take time. Here's what to actually expect.
Possible initial shedding with minoxidil — called "dread shed." A sign the treatment is working. It passes by week 6–8.
Shedding decreases. Tiny new hairs may be visible at the hairline or temples. DHT blocking effect is building.
New hair becomes clearly visible for most consistent patients. Thickness and density begin to improve measurably.
Full treatment response assessed at 12 months. Consistent patients see the best outcomes. Protocol maintained or moved to a lower maintenance dose.
"Hair treatment doesn't work for every patient, and I won't pretend otherwise. What I can promise is that we use the treatments with the strongest clinical evidence, we start as early as possible to preserve what you have, and we monitor your progress closely."
— Amber Tomse, MSN, APRN, FNP-CHair Rx FAQ
Still have questions? Message us — we typically respond within a few hours.
Finasteride has been used for over 25 years with a well-documented safety profile. A small percentage of men report sexual side effects — these are typically reversible on discontinuation. Amber reviews your individual risk profile before prescribing.
In certain cases, yes — particularly post-menopausal women with androgenetic alopecia. It is not appropriate for women who are or may become pregnant. Amber assesses each female patient individually.
Paradoxical shedding with minoxidil is a well-documented and temporary phenomenon. It happens because the medication pushes follicles into a growth phase, which first requires shedding old hairs. It typically resolves by week 6–8.
Labs are recommended for women with hair loss to rule out thyroid dysfunction, iron deficiency, or hormonal causes. For men with straightforward androgenetic alopecia, labs are generally not required to start.
To maintain results, yes — most hair loss treatments need to be continued long-term. Stopping typically results in returning loss within 6–12 months. Amber will discuss maintenance strategies during your 12-month review.
Yes. All shipments arrive in plain, unmarked packaging. There is no indication of the contents or the sender on the outside of the package.
This is common, especially in women. If we identify a hormonal component (thyroid, estrogen, testosterone), we may recommend a combined approach — addressing the hormonal root cause alongside the topical or oral hair treatment.
Alopecia areata is an autoimmune condition requiring a different approach than androgenetic alopecia. Amber will assess your loss pattern and advise whether our current protocols are appropriate, or whether a specialist referral is more suitable.
Amber Tomse
MSN, APRN, FNP-C — Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner
"Hair loss is deeply personal — and I treat it that way. A thorough, root-cause approach is the only way to know whether you're dealing with hormones, genetics, nutrition, or something else entirely. The most important factor in outcomes is starting early."
If you've been sitting on the fence — this is your sign. The earlier you start, the more we can do.
The Earlier You Start,
The More We Can Do
Begin your hair assessment today. Most patients receive their first prescription within 48–72 hours of completing it.