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You are currently filling out the Female Hair Loss visit - you will now be routed to the Male Hair Loss visit!

Since you didn't select "None" in the previous question, you may have a systemic issue contributing to your hair loss. This could include thyroid disease, autoimmune disease, anemia, hormone imbalance, underlying illness, or low vitamin D.

We can still provide you treatment, however we ask that you followup with your doctor or a dermatologist for appropriate bloodwork.

Because you noted that you're experiencing chest pain or palpitations, you should seek medical care as soon as possible to rule out any serious medical condition.

In the next section upload a clear picture of your face, and provide a photo of your government-issued ID to comply with telehealth laws.

Your assigned provider is based on your state of residence. To see our list of providers visit EasyDerm.com/providers.

Provide a picture of your face. Please ensure that:

1. Your face is well lit and clear

2. Your entire face is visible

3. You're the only person in the photo

4. Nothing is covering your face

Identity Verification. Please ensure that:

1. ID card is a valid driver license or passport

2. Photo is clear, and all edges are showing

3. Full name and DOB are visible

Congrats, you're a candidate for prescription hair loss treatment!

Due to your medical history, you are not an ideal candidate for treatment with oral minoxidil via our telehealth platform. If you wish to be treated with oral minoxidil, we recommend consulting with your primary care physician or a dermatologist in-person.

You do however qualify for treatment with some of our other medications.

Click next for medication information. You will be able to make your medication selection at checkout.

Topical Minoxidil 6%

Minoxidil increases blood supply to hair follicles and pushes hair follicles into the growth phase.

How do I use it? Rub the solution into your scalp twice daily. 

Side effects? Side effects are rare but can include headache, redness, irritation and itching at the site of application, unusual hair growth on the face, arm, and back. Contact your primary care doctor or seek medical help if you experience any of these: Chest pain or palpitations, dizziness or fainting, skin rash, blisters, itching, sudden weight gain, or swelling of the hands or feet. You may experience increased shedding the first month of usage. 

Minoxidil + Finasteride? The combination of finasteride/minoxidil together is more efficacious than either alone. In a randomized, double-blind, controlled study of 30 women finasteride/minoxidil combination was significantly superior to minoxidil only in terms of hair diameter. Both the minoxidil and finasteride/minoxidil combination group showed improvement in hair density and diameter .

How do I use it? Rub the solution into your scalp once daily. 

Side effects? Side effects are rare but can include skin irritation and unusual hair growth. Because systemic absorption is less than oral finasteride the risk of side effects is low, however side effects could include breast tenderness, anxiety, and depression. Seek medical attention if you experience any of the following: Chest pain or palpitations, dizziness or fainting, skin rash, blisters, itching, sudden weight gain, or swelling of the hands or feet. 

Minoxidil 1.25mg Pills

How does oral minoxidil compare to topical minoxidil? Studies have shown similar outcomes between 1mg oral minoxidil and 5% topical minoxidil used twice daily. 

How do I take it? Take a half tablet daily. We recommend using a pill cutter to split your tablets.

*Oral minoxidil is not FDA-approved for hair loss, it is used off-label for as treatment.

Side effects? Hair growth on the body and face is the most common side effect. Less common side effects can include low blood pressure and swelling in the legs. Some may experience headaches, although this typically improves over time. Rare side effects include pericardial and pleural effusion. Seek medical attention if you experience any of the following: Chest pain or palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness or fainting, rash, swelling of the hands or feet, or any other worrisome symptoms.

Based on the answers you provided we cannot prescribe you hair loss treatment through our online platform. 

It is recommended that you follow-up with your primary care physician, or a dermatologist.

Currently our telemedicine platform not operating in your state. However, we are planning to launch to your state by the end of the year!

We'll send you a notification as soon as we're in your area!

Click submit and stop the hair loss today!

 *Prescriptions are not guaranteed, and are only issued after a provider determines that the prescription is medically indicated. We can either arrange for your prescription to be delivered to you, or provide you with the written prescription. If the medical provider determines that you are not a candidate for therapy, then you will be refunded!