Hair loss treatment,
made for women.

Clinician-led support for women experiencing hair thinning.

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The science

How our treatments work

Our two oral options target different biological pathways involved in female hair thinning. Your prescriber will recommend only what is appropriate for you.

Two different approaches:

  • Minoxidil improves follicle blood flow and extends the active growth phase
  • Spironolactone reduces androgen signalling that can contribute to shedding
  • Both treatments support gradual improvements in density and thickness
  • Your clinical review identifies the safest, most effective option for your needs

Clinical Results

Women reporting improved hair growth

Oral Minoxidil 79%
Oral Spironolactone 74%

Your hair-growth journey

What to expect with consistent treatment.

Month 1–3

Getting started

Your clinician helps you establish a safe, consistent treatment routine.

Month 3–6

Early changes

Shedding may begin to settle as follicles spend longer in active growth.

Month 6–12

Visible progress

New growth has time to mature, improving the look of density and thickness.

Month 12+

Maintenance

Ongoing clinical review helps maintain progress and adapt your plan.

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Our Treatments

Supports growth

Oral Minoxidil

from £15/month

Tirzepatide (GLP-1 + GIP)

Supports the growth phase
Simple once-daily tablet
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For hormonal factors

Oral Spironolactone

from £18/month

Prescription tablet

May reduce hormone-related shedding
Personalised clinical review
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about women’s hair-loss treatment.

How long until I see results?

Hair grows slowly. Some people notice less shedding first, while visible changes can take several months of consistent treatment. Your clinician will explain what to expect.

Do I need to take treatment long term?

Any benefit is generally maintained only while treatment continues. Your clinician can talk through a suitable long-term plan and what to do if you want to stop.

Are there any side effects?

All prescription medicines can have side effects. They differ by treatment and person; the consultation and patient information explain these clearly before you decide.

Can I take treatment if I am pregnant or breastfeeding?

These medicines are not suitable for everyone. Tell us if you are pregnant, planning a pregnancy or breastfeeding so our clinical team can advise you safely.

Is treatment delivered discreetly?

Yes. Approved treatment is sent in plain packaging from our UK pharmacy, with support available if you have questions.

Real experiences, real support

A private, clinician-led pathway for women who want to understand their options.

“I finally understood what might be behind my shedding. The process felt private, calm and genuinely personal.”

Sophie, 32

“Having a clinician explain my options made a huge difference. I never felt rushed into a decision.”

Rachel, 44

Complete a short consultation to see what may be suitable for you.

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Not sure where to begin?

Our consultation asks about your symptoms, medical history and goals. A prescriber reviews your answers before any treatment is offered.

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