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Share your goals, symptoms and relevant medical history in the assessment.
A scalp-applied option for pattern hair loss.
Topical minoxidil is available in formulations for men and women with pattern hair loss. The right product and instructions depend on the person and the formulation.
Your assessment helps a clinician decide what fits. Choosing a product does not guarantee a prescription.
Don’t use if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding. Ask a clinician before use if you have heart disease or take blood pressure medication. Increased shedding may last for a couple of weeks after starting, and it’s temporary; if you’re still losing hair after a month of use, stop using it and get in touch with your clinician. Minoxidil won’t work for everyone, and the amount of regrowth is different for each person. Common side effects include itching and other skin irritation of the treated area. Stop use and ask a clinician if unwanted facial hair growth occurs.
Share your goals, symptoms and relevant medical history in the assessment.
A clinician reviews appropriate options and whether testing is needed.
Discuss the treatment, instructions and follow-up before moving ahead.