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Hair Loss Treatment with Platinum Compound Rx Pharmacy in Manitoba
Hair loss is more than, it affects how yourself the world see you annoying, but there are excellent treatment options available here in Manitoba. Platinum Compound Rx Pharmacy offers personalized hair loss treatments to restore hair and confidence.
Comprehensive Assessment
Hair loss isn't something you should face alone. See a specialist in hair health! If you need one, book with our recommended clinic! Identify underlying causes: hormonal, nutritional, genetic. Review current treatments & goals.
Need an assessment? We work in collaboration with the East St. Paul Medical Center to find out how to help you the best.
Personalized Treatment Plan
We tailor your treatment with collaboration from your health care team. Whether it be at home treatments or in office procedures. Our hair loss treatment plan is specialized to you.
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Monitor and Support
You are not alone when you work for us! We are here to follow up, boost and tweek your hair loss treatment based on what's working and what's not. We care about your outcomes as much as you do.
Have any questions? Contact us, we are happy to discuss your options before you commit.
Restore Your Hair with Premier Hair Loss Treatment
Hair loss can be frustrating and emotional but there are many treatment options. We combine advanced medications, evidence-based therapies, and individualized compounding to help both men and women reduce hair thinning, promote regrowth, and maintain healthier hair over time. Every plan is customized for you.
Say Goodbye to Hair Loss with Manitoba’s Best Treatment Options
Add In Office Procedures To Super Charge Your Treatment
After starting first line therapies we can add in office procedures like microneedling, PRP, growth factor injections, LLLT. We will also access how your medications are going and change as needed.
Reassess: every 3–6 months, adjust therapy as needed.
Maintain Long Term Treatment and Tweek As Needed
We know that like life, our hair changes over time. We will keep checking in to help you stay on track with treatment and answer any questions that come up. If something changes we will change with it.
Maintenance: long-term therapy is usually required to sustain results.
Start First Line Therapies For Your Type of Hair Loss
This can includes in office treatments, prescription and over the counter medications. Our pharmacy team will work with you and your prescriber to best suit your needs.
Initial improvement: often 3–4 months
Strengthen Your Medical Therapy
If you are still not happy with the results, can we add booster medication to help your current medications work better. With customized compounds we can combine, add and subtract what is and isn't working.
Reassess in every 4-6 months
Personalized Compounding for Visible Results
Our professional pharmacists create customised solutions based on high quality compounded drugs. Whether it can be topical preparations, oral preparations or a combination of both, we make sure each prescription is tailored to your individual needs of hair restoration.
Your Local Pharmacy Partner in Hair Health
Platinum Compound Rx Pharmacy is a trusted partner for hair health offering professional guidance and private consultations in convenient locations. Learn more about our hair loss treatment to discover individualized solutions that will help you get fuller and healthier hair.
Male Angrogenic Pattern Alopecia (Male Pattern Baldness)
What is it
Androgenic Alopecia (AGA) is a common, hereditary hair loss condition caused by sensitivity to dihydrotestosterone (DHT), leading to gradual thinning and miniaturization of hair follicles. This is what we usually think of when we think of hair loss.
How do we treat it
Treatment focuses on reducing DHT in the scalp, thereby reducing miniaturization. We also make sure we give the hair all the necessary ingredients it needs to growth back health and stronger
What drugs do we use
Minoxidil – Oral and/or topical
Finasteride – Oral and/or topical
Ketoconazole – Topical
Nutrient Supplementation – Hair supplement (like Priorin), Vitamin D3
In office treatments
Microneedling
Alone, with PCP or with stem cells
Low Level Light Therapy (LLLT)
Drug add ons
Topical Tretinoin
Dutasteride
Herbal Treatments
Topical Melatonin
Female Angrogenic Pattern Alopecia (Female Pattern Baldness)
What is it
Female Pattern Baldness is a type of androgenic alopecia in women, marked by gradual thinning over the crown and part line, while the frontal hairline usually remains intact. The cause is similar to men, but there are different treatment options.
How do we treat it
Treatment focuses on reducing DHT in the scalp, thereby reducing miniaturization. We also make sure we give the hair all the necessary ingredients it needs to growth back health and stronger
What drugs do we use
Minoxidil – Oral and/or topical
Finasteride – Only topical and post menopausal
Ketoconazole Shampoo- Topical
Spironolactone – Oral
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Progesterone Shampoo
Nutrient Supplementation – Hair supplement (like Priorin), Vitamin D3, Iron
In office treatments
Microneedling
Alone, with PCP or with stem cells
Low Level Light Therapy (LLLT)
Drug add ons
Topical Tretinoin
Topical Progesterone
Herbal Treatments
Topical Melatonin
Alopecia Areata
What is it
Alopecia areata is an autoimmune condition where the immune system mistakenly attacks the hair follicles, leading to patchy hair loss. Some forms cause complete body hair loss called alopecia areata universalis.
How do we treat it
Topical corticosteroids help by:
Suppressing Local Immune Attack
Corticosteroids reduce the activity of T-lymphocytes around the hair follicle.
This prevents immune cells from targeting and damaging the follicle.
Reducing Inflammation
They decrease the release of pro-inflammatory cytokines (messenger molecules like IL-2, TNF-α).
Less inflammation means follicles can return to a healthier environment.
Promoting Follicle Recovery
By calming inflammation and immune activity, the follicle can re-enter the anagen (growth) phase and begin producing hair again.
What drugs do we use
Minoxidil – Oral and/or topical
Finasteride – Oral (Male only) or topical (Female and post menopausal)
Ketoconazole Shampoo- Topical
Spironolactone – Oral (Female Only)
Hormone Replacement Therapy (Female Only)
Nutrient Supplementation – Hair supplement (like Priorin), Vitamin D3, Iron
In office treatments
Steroid Injections
Microneedling
Alone, with PCP or with stem cells
Low Level Light Therapy (LLLT)
Drug add ons
Topical Tretinoin
Topical Progesterone (Female)
Herbal Treatments
Topical Melatonin
Other anti-inflammatories
Topical Irritants
Telogen Effluvium
What is it
This is a reactive shedding condition where many hairs prematurely shift into the telogen (resting) phase after a trigger (stress, illness, postpartum, nutritional deficiency, medication, etc.). If usually presents within 6 months of the stressful event.
How do we treat it
Since this is caused by a event in the past, treatment is focused on resetting your hair growth and providing nutrients to the scalp.
What drugs do we use
Minoxidil – Oral and/or topical
Ketoconazole Shampoo- Topical
Nutrient Supplementation – Hair supplement (like Priorin), Vitamin D3, Iron
In office treatments
Microneedling
Alone, with PCP or with stem cells
Low Level Light Therapy (LLLT)
Drug add ons
Herbal treatments
Topical Caffeine
Topical Melatonin
Minoxidil
What it is
Minoxidil was first marketed and used for high blood pressure. It was then noted that people taking it were experiencing hair growth. Since then it is the staple and foundation of hair loss treatment.
Treatment protocol are built around it and it is used in every type of hair loss.
How it works and who it's for
It is what we call a vasodilator. It works by increasing blood flow by dialating (opening) the blood vessels so more blood, and therefore nutrients are delivered. It also stimulates hair follicles & prolongs growth phase. In telogen effluvium, it specifically works to “reset and coordinate” the hair growth cycles so all the hair grows together.
Oral Vs. Topical
Topical minoxidil
Pros:
- Avoids systemic absorption = less/no changes in blood pressure
- Available over the counter with no prescription
- Can apply to specific areas for different results (eye brows, beard)
- Increases in effectiveness when combined with microneedling
Cons:
- Applied twice daily – can be hard to commit to
- Toxic to pets – must be very careful that pets do not come in contact with it and your hair (until an hour after you apply it)
- Can cause hair growth on normal skin if exposed (wipe off of your forehead to avoid unwanted hair)
- Can cause scalp sensitivity/ allergy. Often contains alcohol which can dry out the scalp
- Can be expensive
- Exact dosing is harder to achieve with topical application
- May affect ability to style hair
Oral Minoxidil
Pros:
- Once a day dosing makes using it regularly easier
- Can be more effective than topical
- Can be more cost effective
- Doses are very consistent
- Helps hair growth in other areas (eye brows, beard)
- Safe around pets and children (if stored away from reach)
- No residue left over and can style hair freely
Cons:
- Requires a prescription
- Not suitable for everyone as can decrease blood pressure
- Can cause unwanted hair growth (irreversible and requires laser hair removal)
Adverse Effects
Topical : Burning, itching, redness
Oral: Low blood pressure, dizziness, tachycardia (fast heart beat), hypertrichosis (excessive hair growth, may be in unwanted areas), edema (swelling caused by water retention)
Note: This is not an exhaustive list of any and all potential adverse effects.
Finasteride / Dutasteride
What it is
Both of these medications are usually used for BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia). Propecia is the name brand of finasteride 1mg pill. Dutasteride is in the same drug class as finasteride but is a stronger version that is sometimes used if finasteride isn’t working. Dutasteride is not usually used topically as it is a much larger molecule and has more difficulty absorbing.
How it works and who it's for
They work by attaching, and stopping the enzyme 5-alpha reductase from converting testosterone to dihydrotesterone (DHT). DHT is 2.5-10 times more potent than testosterone. DHT binds to the hair follicles and causes miniaturization of the scalp hair.
Oral Vs. Topical
Topical Finasteride
Pros:
- Avoids systemic absorption = less/no changes in testosterone dependent affects. Lower risk of sexual disfunction.
- May be used in females if they are post-menopausal
- Reduces the risk of negatively affecting beard growth
- Increases in effectiveness when combined with microneedling
Cons:
- Can cause scalp sensitivity/ allergy. Often contains alcohol which can dry out the scalp
- Needs to compounded (has to be made at specialty pharmacies)
- Can be more expensive
- Exact dosing is harder to achieve with topical application
- May affect ability to style hair
Oral Finasteride
Pros:
- Pill for can makes using it regularly easier
- Can be more effective than topical
- Can be more cost effective
- Doses are very consistent
- No residue left over and can style hair freely
Cons:
- Increased risk of adverse effects like sexual / erective disfunction
- Not suitable for women
- Can cause decrease in beard growth
Adverse Effects
Topical : Burning, itching, redness, sexual disfunction (lower risk)
Oral: Sexual disfunction (reduced libido, erective disfunction, ejaculation disfunction), low blood pressure
Steroids
What it is
Steroids’, specifically corticosteroids are immunosuppressant medications that work to reduce inflammation.
How it works and who it's for
This is the main treatment for alopecia areata. This can be scaring or non-scaring. This condition is caused by the body mistakenly “attacking” the hair follicles and causing hair loss by inflammatory processes.
Inflammation works by using signals to flag the immune system to attack.
1) It increases blood flow to allow white blood cells and inflammation “signals” to enter the location and attack.
2) Causes the cells to release even more “signals” that to the immune system to come and attack.
Steroids enter cells and change how genes (DNA) are expressed (the cells orders). This stops the orders to make the pro-inflammation signals (cytokines, prostaglandins, and leukotrienes) and prevents more white blood cells from coming to attack. All of this reduces pain, swelling and the damage to the hair and scalp.
Topical vs. Injection
Topical and injectable steroids are used in tandem to reduce inflammation.
Injections:
- In office procedure to reduce inflammation fast
- Can help but the brakes on the hair loss
Topical:
- This absorbs into the scalp on the area it is placed, usually in the morning
- Can be used on its own for less severe inflammation, or as maintenance (keep the brakes on) after injections.
Adverse Effects
Injection: Injection site pain, swelling, bruising, temporary increased blood sugar. Less common are injections at the site, high blood pressure, fluid retention.
Topical: Redness, irritation, burning, water retention. Do not get in eyes.
Ketoconazole 2% Shampoo
What it is
Is a anti-dandruff shampoo that has recently gained popularity in hair growth treatment. Not only does it treat active seborrheic dermatitis (the inflammatory type of dandruff, it has also been shown to help reduce hair loss and promote hair growth in recent studies.
How it works and who it's for
Ketoconazole plays two roles in hair regrowth
- It reduces inflammation. This is via its anti-fungal properties. Even without visible dandruff, Malassezia, the natural yeast on our scalp can cause inflammation that damages the hair follicles.
- It has anti-androgenic properties. It has been shown to reduce levels of DHT in the scalp.
It is usually applied to the scalp, then let sit for at least 5 minutes. You may use conditioner after. Instructions may vary based on your provider.
It is used for AGA and inflammatory alopecia.
Adverse Effects
Ketoconazole shampoo is very well tolerated. You may experience burning, itching, irritation and oily hair.
Spironolactone
What it is
Spironolactone is usually used for heart failure and lowering blood pressure. It is used off label in women for acne and hair loss. Note: This medication is typically contraindicated in men (unless used for heart failure).
How it works and who it's for
For hair loss (and acne) we start at low doses of spironolactone for its anti-androgen effect. Dosing may be increased for effect if it is being tolerated.
There are a few different mechanisms of how it reduces androgens
- Slows the production of testosterone
- It promotes testosterone to convert to estrogen
- It blocks testosterone from turning into DHT
- It blocks androgens from attaching to the receptors in the hair follicle that cause hair loss
Adverse Effects
It may cause dizziness, drowsiness and increased urination. It can also cause hyperkalemia (high potassium), gynecomastia (benign breast growth in males), and very rarely harm the kidneys.
Hormone Replacement Therapy
What it is
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is a treatment that supplementing hormones that are at lower than wanted levels. For women, female hormones decrease during menopause. This can lead to many symptoms such as hot flashes, vaginal dryness and hair loss. Treatment is extremely individualized to the specific needs and goals of the patient.
How it works and who it's for
Hormones are typically replaced by taking pills or with topical treatments.
Estrogen and progesterone (the 2 main female hormones) help balance out androgens (male hormones). As female hormones decline the male hormones have a stronger effect on the body. Male hormones lead to miniaturization of the hair follicles and hair thinning and loss.
Adverse Effects
Adverse effects are treatment specific and should be discussed with your provider for your specific treatment.
In general estrogen causes the uterine lining to grow, which increases the risk of endometrial cancer. This risk is reduce/eliminated by taking progesterone.
There has been a lot of media coverage about the harms associated with HRT, especially about breath cancer and heart health. These claims are now being proven incorrect and HRT is shown to reduce the risk of breast cancer and improve heart health.
Discussing with your provider the benefits and risks of HRT is the best way to know if it’s right for you.
Vitamin D, C, Iron and Hair, Skin and Nail Vitamins (Priorin)
What it is
A healthy diet and having the right vitamins and minerals is essential for health hair. We know that lacking certain things like iron, vitamin D, and vitamin C are major factors in hair loss. There is substantial evidence that taking vitamin D, vitamin C and iron help with hair growth.
How it works and who it's for
Nutrients are the “fertilizer” of your hair. If we increase the blood flow (minoxidil) but don’t give the nutrients, hair won’t grow back as health and strong.
Priorin (Hair, skin and nail vitamin)
- Studies have shown Priorin increases hair density and improves subjective perceptions of hair quality and appearance, including shine and strength. High quality evidence is rare to find. This is the best supplement we have found so far.
- Millet Extract: A natural source of minerals and essential fatty acids, it nourishes hair follicles and protects the scalp.
- L-Cystine: An amino acid crucial for protein formation in hair, it helps create stronger, more resilient hair strands.
- Calcium Pantothenate (Vitamin B5): Supports a healthy scalp and the overall hair growth process.
- Wheat Germ Oil: Provides Vitamin E and essential fatty acids, offering antioxidant benefits and improving scalp circulation to deliver nutrients to hair follicles.
- Note: We have no, nor have ever had a relationship or association with the makers of Priorin. We receive no incentives. This is the best supplement we have found so far. Anecdotal evidence from our own patients have shown positive results.
Vitamin D3
- Supplementation is already recommended for everyone in Canada for good reason, most people are deficient due to our long dark winters.
- Vitamin D directly interacts with vitamin D receptors on hair follicles promoting hair growth.
- When levels are low, our hair responds by shortening the growing (anagen) phase, supplementing it lengthens the anagen phase.
Vitamin C
- Vitamin C deficiency isn’t as common as it was in the sailing days, but with increases in processed foods and higher grocery prices we are finding people don’t have enough for great hair.
- Vitamin C is a major component of collagen. Collagen turns into keratin (aka hair). More collagen = stronger hair which is less prone to breakage.
- The antioxidant properties of vitamin C protect the hair from free radical oxygen species (unhappy molecules which attack everything around them). It protects the hair follicles from pollution, DNA damage and the normal affects of aging.
- We recommend sublingual drops as some studies suggests better absorption.
- Increases iron absorption (below)
Iron
- Iron is a major nutrient needed to create the red blood cells that carry oxygen to our body, and our hair.
- Low iron and anemia should be evaluated and treated as part of a comprehensive hair loss assessment, and supplemented as needed.
- Iron should not be taken without bloodwork. Iron can be toxic if not taken correctly.
Adverse Effects
Priorin: Gastrointestinal upset (nausea, diarrhea)
Vitamin D: Toxicity is rare, especially in Canada. It usually presents as hypercalcemia (high calcium). This can cause upset stomach and vomiting, weakness, and frequent urination. In more severe forms kidney stones and bone pain.
Vitamin C: Do not take more than 1-2g daily. Toxicity looks like gastrointestinal symptoms (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea), headache, trouble sleeping, and fever.
Iron: Iron commonly causes stomach upset, constipation, and dark stool (poop). It is located behind the counter at pharmacies. This means you have to speak to the pharmacist before buying it. Only take if directed to.
Booster Treatments
Tretinoin
Enhances minoxidil absorption and converts some minoxidil non-responders into responders. Can also be used in alopecia areata.
Melatonin
Nutrients are the “fertilizer” of your hair. If we increase the blood flow (minoxidil) but don’t give the nutrients, hair won’t grow back as health and strong.
Priorin (Hair, skin and nail vitamin)
- Studies have shown Priorin increases hair density and improves subjective perceptions of hair quality and appearance, including shine and strength. High quality evidence is rare to find. This is the best supplement we have found so far.
- Millet Extract: A natural source of minerals and essential fatty acids, it nourishes hair follicles and protects the scalp.
- L-Cystine: An amino acid crucial for protein formation in hair, it helps create stronger, more resilient hair strands.
- Calcium Pantothenate (Vitamin B5): Supports a healthy scalp and the overall hair growth process.
- Wheat Germ Oil: Provides Vitamin E and essential fatty acids, offering antioxidant benefits and improving scalp circulation to deliver nutrients to hair follicles.
- Note: We have no, nor have ever had a relationship or association with the makers of Priorin. We receive no incentives. This is the best supplement we have found so far. Anecdotal evidence from our own patients have shown positive results.
Vitamin D3
- Supplementation is already recommended for everyone in Canada for good reason, most people are deficient due to our long dark winters.
- Vitamin D directly interacts with vitamin D receptors on hair follicles promoting hair growth.
- When levels are low, our hair responds by shortening the growing (anagen) phase, supplementing it lengthens the anagen phase.
Vitamin C
- Vitamin C deficiency isn’t as common as it was in the sailing days, but with increases in processed foods and higher grocery prices we are finding people don’t have enough for great hair.
- Vitamin C is a major component of collagen. Collagen turns into keratin (aka hair). More collagen = stronger hair which is less prone to breakage.
- The antioxidant properties of vitamin C protect the hair from free radical oxygen species (unhappy molecules which attack everything around them). It protects the hair follicles from pollution, DNA damage and the normal affects of aging.
- We recommend sublingual drops as some studies suggests better absorption.
- Increases iron absorption (below)
Iron
- Iron is a major nutrient needed to create the red blood cells that carry oxygen to our body, and our hair.
- Low iron and anemia should be evaluated and treated as part of a comprehensive hair loss assessment, and supplemented as needed.
- Iron should not be taken without bloodwork. Iron can be toxic if not taken correctly.
Caffeine
Priorin: Gastrointestinal upset (nausea, diarrhea)
Vitamin D: Toxicity is rare, especially in Canada. It usually presents as hypercalcemia (high calcium). This can cause upset stomach and vomiting, weakness, and frequent urination. In more severe forms kidney stones and bone pain.
Vitamin C: Do not take more than 1-2g daily. Toxicity looks like gastrointestinal symptoms (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea), headache, trouble sleeping, and fever.
Iron: Iron commonly causes stomach upset, constipation, and dark stool (poop). It is located behind the counter at pharmacies. This means you have to speak to the pharmacist before buying it. Only take if directed to.
Herbal Suppliments
Saw palmetto (modest DHT inhibition)
Pumpkin seed oil (shown to increase hair growth in some studies)
Curcumin (anti-inflammatory)
Microneedling
What it is
Microneedling is the process of making small, shallow wounds in the skin to promote the bodies natural healing mechanisms. Tiny needles are used to poke holes into the scalp.
How it works and who it's for
Microneedling is indicated for all types of hair loss.
Benefits
- Increases absorption of topical treatments. Microneedling + topical minoxidil has been shown to be more effective than either alone.
- Increases the effectiveness of steroids for alopecia areata
- Stimulates growth factors as part of the natural healing process. This promotes blood flow and nutrients to the area.
- Activates cell processes. Fibroblasts, elastin, and collagen are produced, these improve the quality of the skin and are components that create hair. The body’s own stem cells are also activated, further stimulating hair growth.
Stem cell Microneedling
The same benefits of micro needling + the advanced benefit of stem cell therapy
- The addition of stem cells promotes the reactivation of dormant hair follicles, allowing bald spots to regrow hair.
- Stem cells also trigger follicles to change into the growth (anagen) phase
- Reduces inflammation that contributes to hair loss
PRP Microneedling
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is an in office procedure where blood is drawn, spun down and then reintroduced into the same person. This gives a nutrient boost for hair growth.
- A small amount of blood is drawn and centrifuged so that it separates into the different layer and components. One of these layers is PRP.
- It is then reintroduced by microneedling or injection into the scalp
- This actives dormant hair follicles and creates the right environment for denser and thicker hair.
- Reverses miniaturization
- Low risk of reaction as it is the person’s own blood being reintroduced
Plain Microneedling
Micro needling on its own is a more cost effective way to augment hair growth. After micro needling it is recommended to wait 24 hours before restarting topical treatment. The specific instructions will be provided to you by your clinic.
Adverse Effects
Micro needling done in office has a very low risk of adverse effects.
- Discomfort, pain, swelling, and a small amount of blood is expected from the treatment. Your clinic may provide numbing to help with the discomfort.
- Injection, risk is greatly reduced by following procedures provided by clinic, and avoiding at home treatments.
- Scarring or hyperpigmentation may result from the improper use of micro needling and needles that are too long.
- Increased sun sensitivity.
- Flare up of cold sores.
Low Level Light Therapy (LLLT)
What it is
Low Level Light Therapy is an FDA approved treatment for hair loss. Light is emitted by either lasers or LEDs that penetrates the skin, and activates growth cells. It is typically a form of wearable cap that is used daily or every other days for around 20 minutes. Devices vary in price and usage.
How it works
Cellular Energy Boost (ATP production)
Red light penetrates the scalp and is absorbed by mitochondria.
This increases ATP (cell energy), giving hair follicle cells more energy to function and grow.
Improved Blood Flow & Oxygen Delivery
LLLT stimulates vasodilation, which improves blood supply to the hair follicles.
More nutrients and oxygen reach the follicle, supporting growth.
Anti-inflammatory Effects
Reduces scalp inflammation and oxidative stress, which can contribute to hair follicle miniaturization.
Follicle Stimulation
Reactivates dormant or miniaturized follicles by prolonging the anagen (growth) phase of the hair cycle.
How it works and who it's for
Low Level Light Therapy works by:
- Emitting “low level” light. This means it has longer wavelengths in the red or near infrared range. These long wavelengths can penetrate tissue and active cells inside the body
- Reduces inflammation and and pain by changing blood flow and effecting how cells make inflammation
- Stimulates the body’s own stem cells to heal and rejuvenate the skins layers. This produces collagen which is vital for hair growth
- Heatless light means that there is no trauma to the skin like other treatments
- Promotes wound healing, which makes it a effective adjunct therapy to micro needling
In the cells themselves if works to:
- Stimulate the mitochondria of cells. Mitochondria are the “power house” of the cell and create the biological energy that we live on.
- Increase nitric oxide release to increase blood flow and deliver nutrients to the hair follicles
- Stimulates growth factors to repair and increase hair health
Adverse Effects
LLLT is extremely safe if done properly. Warmth and redness of the area is temporary and can be expected during the treatment. It rarely may cause irritation and itching to the scalp. If done improperly it can lead to burns, eye damage, or infections.
Treatment | Male AGA | Female AGA | Alopecia Areata | Telogen Effluvium |
|---|---|---|---|---|
⭐Micro Needling | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
⭐Low Level Light Therapy (LLLT) | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
Steroid Injections | ⭕ | ⭕ | ✔️ | ⭕ |
⭐Oral Minoxidil 💊 | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
⭐Topical Minoxidil | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
Oral Finasteride 💊 | ✔️ | ❌ | ⭕ | ⭕ |
Oral Dutasteride 💊 | ✔️ | ❌ | ❌ | ❌ |
⭐Topical Finasteride | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
⭐Topical Ketoconazole | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
Hormone Replacement Therapy | ❌ | ✔️ | ❌ | ⭕ |
Oral Spironolactone 💊 | ❌ | ✔️ | ❌ | ❌ |
Topical Corticosteroids | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
⭐Hair, skin and nail suppliments 💊 | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
⭐Vitamin D3 💊 | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
Topical Caffeine | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
Treatment | Lower Male Hormones | Deduce Inflammation | Change Growth Phase | Give nutrients | Increase blood flow | Stimulate Hair Follicles |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Micro needling | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | |
LLLT | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | |
⭐Oral Minoxidil 💊 | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | |||
⭐Topical Minoxidil | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | |||
Oral Finasteride 💊 | ✔️ | |||||
Oral Dutasteride 💊 | ✔️ | |||||
⭐Topical Finasteride | ✔️ | |||||
⭐Topical Ketoconazole | ✔️ | ✔️ | ||||
Hormone Replacement Therapy | ✔️ | |||||
Oral Spironolactone 💊 | ✔️ | |||||
Topical Corticosteroids | ✔️ | |||||
⭐Hair, skin and nail suppliments 💊 | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | |||
⭐Vitamin D3 💊 | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | |||
Topical Caffeine | ✔️ |
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