Women’s Hair Loss Treatment
Goodbye Hair Loss
Get evaluated for a doctor-recommended woman hair loss treatment plan and ongoing support from a team that’s here to help.
Treatment overview
At Mahimo, our dermatologists personally examine your skin indications, and by utilizing an awarded AI-powered technologies will recommend a customized hair loss treatment for your specific needs.
What Causes Hiar Loss in Women?
Wrinkles are creases, folds or ridges in the skin. Of all the visible signs of aging wrinkles can be that which makes us the most self-conscious. Wrinkles are a result of the natural process of aging, but they can be most prominent on sun-exposed skin, such as the face, neck, hands and forearms.
Although we inherit genetic characteristic from our parents that partially determine our skin structure and texture. Sun exposure is the biggest factor contributing to premature wrinkles. Environmental exposure, such as heat, wind and dust, as well as stress, improper nutrition, poor health, and lack of proper skin care also play a role in the development of wrinkles.
Can it be treated?
Yes. Treatments available for skin wrinkles include topical medical treatments (such as vitamin A acid, alpha hydroxy acids, antioxidants, and moisturizer) and more invasive procedures (such as glycolic acids peels, deep peels, dermabrasion).
Did you know that
The first wrinkles to appear on a person’s face tend to occur as a result of facial expressions.
Routines
FAQs
Minoxidil (Rogaine) 5% is the only topical medication approved by the FDA for female-pattern hair loss. The once daily use foam treatment regrows hair in 81% of the women who try it. Liquid options of 2% and 5% solutions are available over the counter. … New research suggests levels may be low in women with hair loss.
What type of hair loss treatment do you prescribe? Our physicians may prescribe finasteride (generic Propecia) to treat male pattern hair loss (androgenic alopecia). This medication helps patients maintain the hair they have or possibly even regrow some hair they have lost. You can also get minoxidil (generic Rogaine), an over-the-counter topical treatment, to slow or even stops hair loss at the crown of the head. Your doctor may recommend the use of finasteride combined with minoxidil. Finasteride is not appropriate for all men and should never be used by women or handled by pregnant women. To learn more about who should not use finasteride and the potential side effects.
Our physicians may prescribe finasteride (generic Propecia) to treat male pattern hair loss (androgenic alopecia). This medication helps patients maintain the hair they have or possibly even regrow some hair they have lost.
You can also get minoxidil (generic Rogaine), an over-the-counter topical treatment, to slow or even stops hair loss at the crown of the head.
Your doctor may recommend the use of finasteride combined with minoxidil.
Finasteride is not appropriate for all men and should never be used by women or handled by pregnant women. To learn more about who should not use finasteride and the potential side effects, please see the FAQ below regarding side effects and the important safety information.
The most common side effects associated with minoxidil are local skin irritation. Systemic side effects are rare as less than 2% of it gets absorbed.
Like most medications, finasteride is not safe for everyone. In clinical trials, less than 2% of men experienced sexual dysfunction due to finasteride. In addition, finasteride can lower serum prostate-specific antigen and may increase the risk of high-grade prostate cancers. If you decide to seek care through Roman, your Roman-affiliated physician will be available to answer your questions about side effects. Finasteride is not approved for use in women, and pregnant women should not handle finasteride. To learn more about the risks associated with the use of finasteride, please see important safety information.
Just as no drug works on everyone, no drug is 100% safe, and finasteride is no exception. Becoming familiar with the possible side effects will help you identify if you are one of the men who experience them. If you do, you should stop immediately and inform your doctor.
Hair loss treatment can work to preserve hair and possibly even regrow hair. In one study, Finasteride was effective at stopping hair loss in 83% of men compared to 28% for the placebo group.
Finasteride is not appropriate for all men and should never be used by women or handled by pregnant women. To learn more about who should not use finasteride and the potential side effects, please see the FAQ below regarding side effects and the important safety information.
Finasteride and minoxidil typically take 3 to 4 months of daily use to start seeing visible changes. It can take up to a year to see the maximum results. As long as you don’t experience side effects, it’s best to continue the medication for one full year before deciding on whether the medication is doing all it can for you. Like all medications, finasteride and minoxidil will work differently for different people. View the important safety information.
What causes your hair to fall out?
Life vicissitudes, including illness, emotional trauma, protein deprivation (during strict dieting), and hormonal changes like those in pregnancy, puberty, and menopause may cause hair loss. Several health conditions, including thyroid disease, iron deficiency anemia, and secondary syphilis, can cause hair loss.
Orders ship in discreet boxes, with all medication in single-use packs. These single-use packs are not childproof. Childproof packaging is available upon request by emailing [email protected]
Orders are shipped 4-day air to ensure medication is received as soon as possible. Postal boxes and mail forwarding addresses will receive standard postal shipping and not 4-day air at this time.