Take Control
of Hair Loss

Success Stories

Real Results from Real Patients

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UK Men

Clinically Proven Results

3X

Better Hair Density

78.84%

Improved Hair Quality & Shine

96.97%

Reported Stronger, Healthier Hair

45.17%

Reduction in Hair Fall

*Based on a 10-year clinical study with 523 men using Finasteride & Minoxidil

How does
Finasteride work?

Finasteride is an oral medication that treats male pattern baldness by blocking DHT, the hormone responsible for hair loss, helping to prevent further thinning and promote regrowth.

• Clinically Proven Hair Loss Treatment – An FDA-approved oral medication for male pattern baldness.
• Blocks DHT – The Root Cause of Hair Loss – Finasteride inhibits the 5-alpha reductase enzyme, reducing Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) levels that shrink hair follicles.
• Prevents Further Hair Loss – Protects hair follicles from DHT, slowing down thinning and receding hairlines.
• Stimulates Hair Regrowth – Studies show 83% of men experience less hair loss, and 66% see visible regrowth within 6-12 months.
• Requires Continuous Use – Stopping Finasteride can cause hair loss to return within 3-12 months as DHT levels rise again.

Why Early
Treatment is Key

Addressing hair loss early prevents further thinning and encourages regrowth. Proven treatments like Propecia, Finasteride, and Regaine are clinically tested to help you reclaim control of your appearance and self-esteem.

• Clinically Proven Hair Regrowth Treatment – A topical solution or foam designed to combat male pattern baldness.
• Reactivates Dormant Hair Follicles – Stimulates inactive follicles, encouraging them to produce new hair.
• Increases Scalp Blood Circulation – Expands blood vessels, improving nutrient and oxygen supply to the hair roots.
• Speeds Up Hair Growth Cycle – Shortens the resting phase (telogen) and extends the active growth phase (anagen).
• Visible Results in 3-6 Months – Studies show up to 60% of men experience noticeable hair regrowth with consistent use.
• Requires Ongoing Application – Hair loss may resume within months if treatment is stopped.