What you’re taking
Finasteride / Minoxidil01 · MechanismDHT Blockade (Finasteride & Spironolactone)
Finasteride inhibits 5-alpha reductase, blocking testosterone from converting into DHT (dihydrotestosterone), which causes follicle miniaturization.
Spironolactone works as an anti-androgen, lowering androgen receptor activity and reducing scalp DHT sensitivity—especially beneficial in women with hormonal hair loss.
Follicular Blood Flow (Minoxidil)
Minoxidil dilates scalp blood vessels, increasing oxygen and nutrient supply to hair follicles. This boosts follicle activity, thickens hair shafts, and encourages regrowth.
Custom Compounded Therapy
Combining these medications in customized oral or topical blends enhances effectiveness while minimizing systemic side effects. Formulations are dermatologist-designed for men and women.
02 · Benefits
What it’s for
01Slows or halts hair loss progression
02Stimulates regrowth of dormant or miniaturized follicles
03Thickens hair and restores scalp density
04Suitable for both male and female patients
05Daily use produces visible results in 3–6 months
06Options for oral or topical application depending on sensitivity and goals
03 · Timeline
What to expect, and when
• Initial shedding may occur in the first 4–6 weeks
• Visible improvements begin around 3–4 months
• Most patients see significant improvement at 6–9 months
• Full regrowth potential is typically seen at 12 months
• Daily adherence is essential—missed doses reduce efficacy
• Discontinuation can reverse results in 3–6 months