Hair Loss Solutions for Women

Regain confidence and combat hair loss with our customized treatment options designed to support healthy hair growth. Whether you prefer oral, topical, or combination treatments, we offer solutions tailored to your needs.

Topical Treatments

• Finasteride 0.25% - Tretinoin 0.01% in Minoxidil 5% Scalp Solution (30ml) 

• A powerful combination of finasteride and minoxidil—two clinically proven ingredients that can stimulate hair regrowth in as little as 3 to 6 months—all in one easy-to-use scalp solution

• For anyone looking for another option to treat hair loss besides pills. 

• Minoxidil 7% - Azelaic acid 5% – Finasteride 0.1% - Niacinamide 5% Scalp Suspension 

Finasteride vs Minoxidil 

• Boost blood circulation to the treatment area, which promotes hair growth.

Finasteride prevents the production of dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a hormone that can harm hair follicles and contribute to hair loss. It is frequently recommended as the first-line treatment for hair loss.

Although minoxidil has been the primary treatment for women's hair loss, finasteride also holds promise for treating female pattern hair loss, particularly in postmenopausal women.

Oral Treatments

• Biotin / Minoxidil Capsule 5/1.25 mg (30 or 90 capsules)

• Biotin / Minoxidil / Spironolactone Capsule 5/1.25/25 mg 

•  An effective option for testosterone-dominant individuals, helping to balance hormones while promoting hair regrowth. Available in 30 or 90-count capsules.

Minoxidil: Helps to boost circulation to follicles helping them thrive, a clinically proven active ingredient shown to regrow hair in 3-6 months.

Biotin: Vitamin B7

What is oral Minoxidil

• The active ingredient in oral minoxidil is the same as that in topical minoxidil, which has been FDA-approved and used for years to treat hair loss. Oral minoxidil offers a convenient once-a-day pill option for those seeking an easy routine to help regrow their hair.

How it works

• Minoxidil stimulates blood flow, which prolongs the hair growth phase and shortens the resting phase, where hair strands stop growing.

Oral Minoxidil side effects

• As with any medication, side effects may occur. However, with unlimited access to licensed providers, you can ask questions and adjust your treatment as needed. Since minoxidil is not an androgen (hormone) blocker, there is no need to use a reliable form of birth control while using it.

Can women take oral minoxidil?

• It’s an excellent choice for women seeking an easy way to regrow hair without impacting hormones or using a topical product. Find out more about whether minoxidil is safe for women and its potential side effects.

Oral vs Topical Minoxidil

• For minoxidil to be effective, it needs an enzyme called follicular sulfotransferase. Not everyone has sufficient levels of this enzyme in their hair follicles, which means topical treatments may not work for some individuals. This is where oral minoxidil for hair loss comes in. While topical minoxidil has been FDA-approved and used for years to treat hair loss, not everyone prefers a daily topical application. Enter the new pill form. There are no additional side effects when using oral minoxidil instead of the topical version. 

Common side effects of oral minoxidil

• A common side effect of low-dose oral minoxidil is increased hair growth on the face or body (hypertrichosis). Other possible side effects include lightheadedness, palpitations, leg swelling, headaches, swelling around the eyes, and insomnia. Oral minoxidil can also cause initial shedding as it stimulates the hair growth cycle, but this is a normal side effect that improves with continued use. While higher doses used for treating hypertension carry a risk of severe heart-related side effects, such risks were largely absent in clinical studies using low doses for hair loss.

FAQ About Biotin + Minoxidil

Who should not take biotin+minoxidil?

• Biotin + Minoxidil was developed by dermatologists for women over 18 years old who are dealing with hair thinning and hair loss.

• It should not be used if you're allergic to minoxidil, pregnant, or breastfeeding.

• Biotin + Minoxidil may not be suitable for individuals with heart, kidney, or liver disease, pheochromocytoma, blood pressure issues, or those who have experienced sudden changes in muscularity (such as deepening of the voice, enlargement of the clitoris, or excessive hair growth on the face or body).

• A licensed provider will review your online intake form to determine if Biotin + Minoxidil is the right treatment for you.

Why combine Biotin + Minoxidil for female hair loss

• A powerful combination for comprehensive hair care, specially designed for women to promote healthier, thicker hair. Minoxidil 2% and Biotin are two of the most well-known and effective treatments for addressing thinning hair, female pattern hair loss, and reduced hair density. When used together, they create a complete hair care solution, backed by our healthcare professionals' research. Minoxidil enhances blood flow to the scalp, improving hair density, boosting growth, and reducing shedding — results you can see with our oral minoxidil hair loss treatment option. By pairing Minoxidil with Biotin, a natural supplement that stimulates keratin production, your hair will look and feel healthier, helping you feel more confident!

Can i use both topical minoxidil and Biotin + Minoxidil

• It is not advised to use both topical and oral minoxidil simultaneously, as combining these treatments has not been shown to enhance results.

Can I use Biotin + Minoxidil while pregnant or breastfeeding?

• No, minoxidil should not be used during pregnancy, breastfeeding, or while planning to become pregnant.

What are the potential side effects of Biotin+ Minoxidil? 

• When taken orally in the low doses prescribed for hair thinning and hair loss, minoxidil may cause side effects like increased hair growth on the face or body (hypertrichosis). In a study with 1,404 participants examining the safety of oral minoxidil, 15% experienced unwanted hair growth on their face or body, though only 0.5% of those affected stopped treatment due to this side effect. Other, less common side effects include dizziness, palpitations, swelling in the legs, headaches, puffiness around the eyes, and difficulty sleeping