First line
Finasteride 1 mg
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Blocks the DHT that shrinks follicles. The most-studied oral treatment.
Read the guide →Men's hair health
Hair loss
Half of men deal with it by 50, and most wait years too long. Here's what's really happening up top, and what a doctor can do about it.
1 in 2
Men by age 50
Most
Progression stoppable
45 min
Private consult
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Signs
Receding hairline at the temples
Thinning at the crown
A widening part line
More hairs on the pillow or drain
Finer, weaker regrowth
Common causes
DHT sensitivity, the most common
Stress-related shedding
Thyroid and hormonal issues
Nutrition and crash dieting
Some medications and scalp conditions
When to see a doctor
Loss is visible in photos year to year
Shedding came on suddenly
Early baldness runs in your family
It's affecting your confidence
You just want a straight answer
Understanding the condition
It's hormonal, and it's stoppable
Male-pattern hair loss isn't about shampoo, helmets or bad luck. It's driven by DHT, a by-product of testosterone that gradually shrinks genetically sensitive follicles at the temples and crown.
The good news: it's measurable and treatable. A proper assessment separates pattern loss from stress shedding, thyroid or scalp causes, and the plan follows from there.
Timing matters more than anything. Treatment protects the hair you still have; starting early means there's more of it to keep.
Every year of waiting is hair you can't get back. The men who keep their hair are the ones who started early.
Our solutions for hair loss
Options, matched to the cause
We find the cause first, then choose from these, sometimes one, sometimes a combination. Each links to the full treatment page.
Topical · often combined
Minoxidil
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A solution or foam that stimulates follicles directly. Strongest in combination.
Read the guide →Regenerative
PRP for hair
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Platelet rich plasma injected into thinning zones to support follicle recovery.
Explore PRP →If it's advanced
Hair transplant (FUE)
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Moves DHT-resistant follicles to the hairline and crown, once loss is stabilised.
Get a quote →Alongside treatment
Scalp & lifestyle care
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Ketoconazole shampoo, nutrition, sleep and stress all play a part. Coaching, not lecturing.
Included in your plan →Your journey
What happens when you come in
1. Private consult
45 minutes, one to one, no judgment and no audience. Bring your questions, and old photos if you have them.
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2. Root cause tests
Scalp examination, bloods and hormones so the plan is based on data, not a guess.
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3. Your plan
Matched to the cause, with honest options and prices. You decide, never pressured.
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4. Same doctor follow up
Progress photos at 3 and 6 months with the doctor who saw you. No hand offs, no commissions.
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Meet the doctors
Who you'll see
Young, specialized and highly experienced, trained internationally. The same doctor from consult to follow-up.
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What our patients say
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know if it's pattern loss or just shedding?
Pattern loss shows at the temples, crown and part line and progresses slowly; shedding is diffuse and often follows stress, illness or diet changes. A scalp exam and bloods tell them apart reliably.
Do I need an appointment or can I walk in?
Walk-ins are welcome, but booking secures your slot and keeps waiting to a minimum. Same-day appointments are usually available.
Can I start treatment on the first visit?
Often, yes. If the consult confirms male-pattern loss and medication is suitable, you can leave with a prescription the same day. If bloods are needed first, you'll know exactly why.
Do I have to take medication forever?
Medication works for as long as you take it; gains fade over about a year if you stop. That trade-off is exactly what the doctor walks you through before you start.
Is it too late for me?
Usually not. Medication protects and often recovers thinning areas, and a transplant can restore what's fully gone. A quick, confidential visit tells you exactly what's still saveable.
Keep the hair You still have
Keep the hair
You still have
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