Take control of thinning hair

If you’re noticing thinning, increased shedding, or a receding hairline, treatment may help. Hair loss is common and often progressive, so addressing it early can make a meaningful difference. A provider will review your symptoms and history to determine whether treatment is appropriate for you.

Most treatments focus on two key areas: reducing the impact of hormones that contribute to hair loss and improving conditions that support hair growth. Together, this helps slow further loss while creating a better environment for regrowth over time.

In many cases, yes. Prescription hair treatments can often be used alongside additional therapies or supportive routines. Some people combine treatments to target different aspects of hair loss, while others incorporate at-home habits like scalp care or nutritional support.

That said, not all combinations are appropriate. Your provider will help you build a plan that’s safe, effective, and tailored to your specific type of hair loss.

Hair growth is gradual, so results take time. Some people notice reduced shedding within a few months, with more visible improvements in thickness and density typically developing over 6–12 months of consistent use.

In many cases, yes. Hair loss is often ongoing, so continued treatment is usually needed to maintain results. Stopping treatment may lead to gradual loss of progress over time.