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What types of hair loss can be treated?
Minoxidil and finasteride are proven to help slow hair loss and support the regrowth of hair in problem areas.
Thinning
One of the most common signs of hair loss is thinning. If your hair isn’t as full as it used to be, there are approaches you can take to help you prevent further hair loss.
Bald spots
Baldness is a clear indicator of lost hair. There are many reasons why it might happen but medicated solutions can help you make a change.
Receding hairline
You may have noticed that your hairline is moving further back. It’s usually caused by hormonal changes that make your hair follicles shrink. A prescription treatment can help you regain some of the hair you’ve lost.
Genetic hair loss
You might be losing hair because it's been passed down to you through your genes. Using a hair loss treatment should help slow hair loss and stop you from experiencing it prematurely.
Ready to make a change?
If you’re ready to put an end to your hair loss, we’re here to help.
Before you get started, you’ll need to complete our consultation so that our pharmacists can recommend a treatment plan for you.
How it works
Tell us about your hair
You’ll need to complete a short online consultation to let us know about your hair loss and current health. It takes no more than 5 minutes to complete.
Select a medicated hair treatment
Choose a hair loss medicine from our range once you’ve completed your consultation form.
Get advice from our pharmacists
One of our team members will review your responses to make sure the treatment you’ve chosen is right for your needs and lifestyle.
Have your medicine delivered for free
We’ll deliver your medicine to an address of your choice in discreet packaging so you can start working towards your hair goals straight away.
Why buy from Well?
With clinically proven medicines, expert support from our pharmacists and free discreet delivery, we aim to help you achieve the results that you want.
- Science-backed hair loss treatments
- Support from the Well Pharmacy team
- Stop whenever you want to
- Quick and discreet delivery
More about hair loss
Many people experience hair loss. Read below for advice about the different causes and symptoms. We also have information about the different treatment options for hair loss.
Who is affected by hair loss?
Hair loss can happen to anyone, and it has many possible causes. Not everyone wants or needs treatment. But depending on the cause, there are many things that can help.
What is male pattern baldness?
Lots of men find they start to lose their hair as they grow older, known as male pattern hair loss. This usually runs in your family, and you can slow it down or treat it with medication.
Hair loss linked to health conditions
Hair loss is sometimes linked to certain health conditions or treatments, like alopecia or chemotherapy. If your hair loss is linked to a health condition, there are things you can do to help.
There’s not one simple answer. Male pattern baldness can happen if you’re feeling stressed, are taking medication or because of your genetics.
Speaking to your GP or pharmacist will help you understand the triggers for your hair loss. They will also be able to advise on how you can treat it.
Everyone who uses a hair loss treatment will have different results. They’ll depend on how long you’ve had thinning or baldness, your genetics or your lifestyle.
When you speak to one of our pharmacists, they’ll let you know which treatments will work best for you based on your medical history and current lifestyle.
Addressing the signs of hair loss as soon as you notice them will give you the best chance for regrowth.
If you have a receding hairline, thinning, or are in the early stages of balding, you should consider starting to use minoxidil or finasteride as soon as you can.
Minoxidil and finasteride start working straight away so if you’re consistent, you’ll start to see noticeable results within 2 to 4 months.
Approved by: Neil Raichura
GPhC Number: 2080353
Neil qualified as a Pharmacist in 2012. He has a postgraduate certificate in Independent Prescribing, with a special interest in minor ailments.
