Men's Hair Growth
Oral + topical options
Hair Growth
Clinician-guided hair treatment for men experiencing thinning, shedding or reduced density.
Choose from oral and topical options, with your clinician determining the appropriate formulation based on your health history, pattern of hair loss and treatment goals.
Choose your format
Choose your compound formula
Select treatment cycle
Subscription requiredTotal due now
$90.00
$30.00 per month · Finasteride 1 mg (1 mg per tablet) · 90 tablets · 3 months
Prescription products require review by a licensed physician. After checkout you'll receive member portal access to complete your medical intake form. A physician reviews it and, if you qualify, your medication is dispensed. Dosing is determined by your provider during review.
At a glance
Oral + topical
Treatment options
Clinician guided
Formulation determined by your provider
Several months
Typical time to notice changes
Ongoing
Continued treatment maintains benefit
73 biomarkers. $59. On purpose.
We don't believe meaningful insight into your health should feel out of reach. Essentials gives you a broad baseline across key areas of your biology for $59.
Not as a promotion. As a principle.
Hair can reflect more than genetics.
Male-pattern hair loss is common, but increased or diffuse shedding can sometimes point to something else happening in the body.
Thyroid function, iron stores, nutrient status, recent illness, significant stress and certain medications can all influence the hair-growth cycle.
When your symptoms or pattern of hair loss warrant a closer look, your provider may recommend targeted lab testing to help identify potential contributing factors and guide your broader care plan.
Explore LabsThyroid
TSH and Free T4
Iron + blood health
CBC, ferritin, iron and TIBC or transferrin saturation
Nutrient status
Vitamin D, with B12, folate or zinc when clinically indicated
Hormone-related
Hormone testing is not routinely needed for typical male-pattern hair loss. Testosterone, prolactin or other endocrine markers may be considered when symptoms or health history suggest a possible hormonal contributor.
Finasteride + PSA
If you take finasteride, tell your healthcare provider before having a PSA test. Finasteride can lower PSA levels and may affect how the result should be interpreted.
