Regrow hair with a multi-mechanism approach that works
Why this is harder than it should be
You have watched your hairline creep back. You have tried minoxidil from the drugstore. Maybe you have looked into finasteride pills but worried about the side effects.
Hair loss is driven by DHT (dihydrotestosterone) shrinking your hair follicles over time. Minoxidil alone only addresses blood flow -- it ignores the hormonal driver. Oral finasteride blocks DHT systemically, which means the drug affects your entire body, not just your scalp.
A topical multi-compound formula targets DHT at the scalp (minimizing systemic exposure), stimulates blood flow, extends growth cycles, and reduces scalp inflammation -- four mechanisms working simultaneously on the same follicles.
Compounds that address hair regrowth
Each compound is prescribed by a licensed provider and shipped from a US pharmacy.
What the research says
An independent TH07 Phase 2 trial showed 82% of patients achieved moderate to dense regrowth with combination topical therapy. A Frontiers in Medicine meta-analysis (n=450) found combination therapy was 4x more effective than minoxidil alone. The addition of topical finasteride reduced scalp DHT comparably to oral finasteride with significantly lower systemic absorption. Latanoprost (prostaglandin analog) extended the anagen growth phase in controlled studies.
Frequently asked questions
How effective is topical combination therapy compared to minoxidil alone?
A Frontiers in Medicine meta-analysis (n=450) found combination therapy was 4x more effective than minoxidil monotherapy. Adding topical finasteride, latanoprost, and ketoconazole addresses DHT, growth cycle length, and scalp inflammation -- three factors that minoxidil alone does not target.
Will topical finasteride cause the same side effects as oral finasteride?
Topical finasteride at 0.3% delivers the drug directly to the scalp with significantly less systemic absorption than the standard 1mg oral dose. Studies show comparable DHT reduction at the scalp with much lower blood levels. This substantially reduces the risk of the sexual side effects associated with oral finasteride.
How long until I see results?
Month 1 may involve a shedding phase (normal -- weak hairs being displaced). Hair fall noticeably reduces by months 2-3. Visible new growth and thickening appear around month 6, when 82% of trial participants showed moderate to dense regrowth. Peak results are reached at month 12 with 94.1% improvement rates.
Does the treatment work for all types of hair loss?
This formula is designed for androgenetic alopecia (male and female pattern hair loss), which accounts for the vast majority of hair loss. It is less effective for hair loss caused by autoimmune conditions (alopecia areata), scarring, or other medical causes. Your prescribing provider assesses your hair loss pattern during the consultation.
What happens if I stop using the treatment?
Hair loss is progressive and genetically driven. The treatment maintains results as long as you continue using it. If you stop, DHT-driven follicular miniaturization resumes and new growth may gradually thin over 3-6 months. Most patients who achieve results choose to continue the protocol long-term.
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