Get personalized hair loss treatment through telehealth, with options including oral minoxidil, topical minoxidil, and spironolactone. Our licensed providers specialize in women's health and help you find the right treatment for your needs.
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Hair thinning and shedding are common, but you have options. Our providers can help you explore what’s causing your hair loss and find a treatment plan that works for you.
Genetics
Stress & health changes
Hormonal changes
Weight loss and GLP-1 medications
Two of the most widely used prescription hair loss treatments for women. Your provider may recommend one, or pair them for a stronger plan.
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A daily pill that helps block the hormones (androgens) that can shrink hair follicles over time. It's also prescribed to reduce unwanted facial hair.
Helps wake up resting follicles and keep hair in its growth phase longer. Applied directly to the scalp.
Helps wake up resting follicles and keep hair in its growth phase longer. A low-dose pill taken once a day.
Hair loss can affect your confidence, and your concerns deserve to be taken seriously. Our board-certified providers understand how hormones, life stages, and stress can affect your hair. No rushed visits, no judgment.
Not sure which treatment is right for you? Your provider will recommend an option based on your health history and goals.
Unlimited messaging with your care team.
Side effects or slow progress? Your provider can change your dose or treatment.
Share your health history through a quick online intake or video visit, depending on your insurance.
Your provider reviews your symptoms and helps determine which treatment is right for you.
If prescribed, get your hair loss treatment sent to a local pharmacy.
If your insurance plan is in-network with Twentyeight Health, your care may be covered at $0. With in-network Medicaid, your copay is always $0.
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Common causes include genetics, hormonal changes (PCOS, pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause, menopause, thyroid changes), stress, illness, rapid weight loss, certain medications, and tight hairstyles. Your provider will help identify what's most likely behind yours.
It depends on what's causing your hair loss. For female pattern hair loss, minoxidil and spironolactone are two of the most widely used prescription options. A provider can look at your history, symptoms, and goals to recommend one or a combination.
Yes. Topical minoxidil, the active ingredient in Rogaine, is FDA-approved for hair loss in women. Low-dose oral minoxidil is also prescribed off-label for women who prefer a pill or haven't seen results with a topical.
Neither is better for everyone. Topical minoxidil works directly on the scalp and is FDA-approved for women. Oral minoxidil is a daily pill that some people find easier to stick with. Your provider will help you choose based on your health and preferences.
Most people notice less shedding or new growth after 3 to 6 months of daily use, with fuller results often around 6 to 12 months. Some extra shedding in the first few weeks is common and usually temporary. Results vary from person to person.
Minoxidil works only while you use it. If you stop, the hair it helped grow usually sheds over the following months. Many people stay on a maintenance plan long term, and your provider can help you adjust it over time.
Yes. Complete Care covers hair loss care along with birth control, skincare, urgent care, and more, all in one membership with unlimited provider messaging.
Some shampoos and vitamins can help hair look fuller or support overall hair health, and correcting a deficiency like low iron or vitamin D may help if you have one. For hereditary or hormonal hair loss, prescription treatments like minoxidil and spironolactone have the strongest evidence.
