Prescribed solutions for men and women experiencing hair loss or thinning requires compounded solutions to address the complex biology of the hair follicle in a way that over-the-counter medications cannot.
The treatment of hair loss involves more than two dozen variables that need to be addressed with the highest-quality and most potent APIs to achieve successful outcomes.
- Stem cell stimulation
- Opening ion channels within cells
- Suppression of dihydrotestosterone (DHT)
- The exertion of antioxidant effects
- Extension of anagen growth phase
- Expression of vascular endothelial growth factor
- Blockade of chronic inflammation
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- Male patient, age 24, struggled with advanced male pattern hair loss. The prescriber recommended a compounded solution combining minoxidil, biotin, and finasteride over 90 days.
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- Female patient struggled with female pattern hair loss. A compounded solution combining minoxidil and biotin for 90 days was prescribed.
Custom-Made Compounded Medications for Hair Loss
Our easy-to-use formulas integrate easily into daily routines and address these variables by offering a prescriber the ability to formulate a multi-phasic compound with ingredients such as:
Minoxidil (various strengths for men and women)
An antihypertensive vasodilator medication that can slow and stop hair loss and stimulate new growth. The only FDA-approved ingredient to treat hair loss and thinning. Known commercially as Rogaine. Can be formulated at dosages that are prescription-strength (5% and above).
Finasteride
Applied topically, finasteride yields results comparable to oral administration but without the sexual side effects.
Estradiol and progesterone
Endogenous sex hormones that play a key role in hair loss.
Fluocinolone
A topical steroid used to treat skin conditions such as eczema, which can impact the thickness and fullness of hair.
Retinoic acid
Biotin and saw palmetto
Proprietary biopeptide blend
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