Hair Loss Treatment | Alor Wellness
Hair Restoration · Prescription Treatment

Restore.
Regrow.
Maintain.

Prescription-strength hair loss treatment for men and women — compounded to order, clinician-reviewed, and shipped directly to your door. Topical and oral formulas with full ingredient and pricing transparency.

Start Your Consult → Prescription required · Consultation included in first order
Rx
Topical Formula
Minoxidil + Finasteride · Gel or Solution · For Men · From $49/mo
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Oral Formulas
Capsules + Tablets · Men & Women · From $29/mo
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Active Ingredients
What's in each formula · Plain language reference
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Option 01 · Hair Restoration
Topical Hair Loss
Minoxidil + Finasteride · Compounded Gel or Solution · For Men

Androgenetic alopecia — male pattern hair loss — affects roughly 50 million men in the United States and is driven by a single hormone: dihydrotestosterone (DHT). DHT gradually binds to hair follicle receptors, causing them to miniaturize until they can no longer produce visible hair. This compounded topical formula attacks the problem from two directions simultaneously. Minoxidil, a vasodilator, widens blood vessels around the follicle and extends the hair's active growth phase — directly stimulating regrowth. Finasteride, a 5-alpha-reductase inhibitor, blocks the enzyme that converts testosterone into DHT at the source, slowing or halting follicle miniaturization. Applied together in a single daily formula, the combination consistently outperforms either ingredient alone.

3–6 mo
To visible results
Once
Daily application
>90%
Halt rate (fin)
Choose Your Format
SupplyFormatPer MonthPrice
Gel — 50mLHigher-concentration 10% minoxidil. Pump dispenser for clean, mess-free application. Larger volume means fewer reorders. Apply once daily to dry scalp and leave in.
Solution — 30mLClassic 5% minoxidil with a dropper applicator. The same delivery method used by the original topical finasteride products. Slightly lower monthly price.

First month includes your provider consultation — no hidden fees. Both formats contain finasteride 0.1%.

Begin Consult → Prescription required · For men only · Rx fulfilled by licensed pharmacy
Results Timeline
Weeks 1–4
Foundation Phase
Finasteride begins reducing scalp DHT within days. Minoxidil starts increasing follicle blood flow. No visible changes yet — this is expected. Some patients notice slightly increased shedding as resting hairs make way for new growth cycles.
Months 2–3
Stabilization
Hair loss slows noticeably. Existing follicles begin responding to increased blood flow. Fine, early regrowth may be visible at the hairline and crown. Consistency of daily application is critical at this stage.
Months 4–6
Active Regrowth
Most patients see clear improvements in density. Miniaturized follicles that have not permanently closed begin producing thicker, longer hairs. Clinical studies show regrowth in 60–70% of men by month six.
Month 12+
Peak Results
Maximum results typically occur between 9 and 12 months of consistent daily use. Hair density improvements continue to build. Treatment must be maintained — stopping will result in gradual return of loss within 6–12 months.
Expected Benefits
Reduced hair sheddingFinasteride's DHT-blocking effect stabilizes follicles within weeks, slowing active hair loss before regrowth begins.
Increased hair densityMinoxidil-stimulated follicles produce thicker, fuller strands. Clinical trials show a 20–40% increase in hair density at 6 months.
Hairline and crown coverageBoth the crown and hairline regions respond well to combined therapy — particularly effective in early to moderate hair loss.
Lower systemic exposureTopical finasteride delivers targeted scalp-level DHT reduction with significantly lower blood plasma levels than oral finasteride, reducing systemic side effect risk.
Possible Side Effects
Initial shedding (weeks 2–6)A temporary increase in shedding is common and signals the hair cycle is resetting. This is normal and resolves within 4–6 weeks.
Scalp irritation or drynessMild scalp itching, redness, or dryness can occur — more common with the solution format. Usually resolves as skin adapts.
Sexual side effects (rare)Topical finasteride carries substantially lower risk than oral finasteride, but libido changes or sexual dysfunction remain possible in a small minority of patients.
Not for women or pregnancyFinasteride is contraindicated for women, especially those who are pregnant or may become pregnant due to risk of fetal harm. Women should not handle the formula.
Frequently Asked Questions
Oral finasteride (1mg daily) achieves its DHT-blocking effects systemically — meaning the drug circulates throughout your entire body. Topical finasteride is applied directly to the scalp, where it acts locally on hair follicles. Studies show topical finasteride reduces scalp DHT by 30–50% while maintaining blood plasma levels up to 10 times lower than the oral pill. This means you get meaningful follicle-level results with substantially reduced systemic exposure — and a significantly lower rate of the sexual side effects sometimes associated with oral finasteride.
The gel (50mL) contains a higher minoxidil concentration (10%) and uses a pump dispenser for clean, precise application. It dries quickly and leaves minimal residue. The solution (30mL) uses a dropper applicator and contains 5% minoxidil, the classic concentration. Both contain the same 0.1% finasteride. The gel offers more volume per order and a somewhat stronger minoxidil dose; the solution costs less per month.
Three months is typically when patients first notice that shedding has slowed — not necessarily when new growth becomes visible. Visible regrowth generally requires 4–6 months of consistent daily use. If you have not noticed any changes by month four, your provider can review your progress and consider adjusting your formula.
Yes — hair loss treatments are maintenance therapies, not cures. Both minoxidil and finasteride work by actively modifying the biological conditions that cause hair loss. If you stop treatment, DHT levels will return to baseline and any regrowth you achieved will gradually be lost within 6–12 months.
Topical minoxidil/finasteride can be used alongside certain other treatments — including ketoconazole shampoo, low-level laser therapy (LLLT), and in some cases oral minoxidil — but combinations should always be discussed with your provider. Using multiple finasteride-containing products simultaneously is not recommended.
Option 02 · Hair Restoration
Oral Hair Loss
Compounded Capsules & Tablets · Three Formulas · 30-day Supply

For patients who prefer a once-daily oral approach — no topicals, no mess, no twice-daily application routines — compounded oral hair loss formulas offer a clean, convenient alternative. We offer three distinct oral formulas to address different needs and patient profiles. The Biotin/Finasteride/Minoxidil capsule is the all-in-one oral solution for men with moderate to advanced androgenetic alopecia. The Oral Minoxidil tablet is a simple, finasteride-free option for both men and women. The Biotin/Minoxidil/Spironolactone capsule is a women's formula that specifically addresses androgen-driven hormonal thinning.

3–6 mo
Results timeline
Once
Daily dosing
3
Formulas available
Choose Your Formula
Formula
SupplyFormulaPer MonthPrice

First month includes your provider consultation. Your provider will confirm the right formula and dose for your hair loss pattern and health history.

Begin Consult → Prescription required · Rx fulfilled by licensed pharmacy
Results Timeline
Weeks 1–6
Systemic Onset
Oral medications reach systemic circulation quickly. Finasteride begins reducing DHT levels within days. Oral minoxidil begins dilating blood vessels around follicles. Spironolactone (women) begins blocking androgen receptors at the follicle level.
Months 2–3
Shedding Slows
Active hair shedding should noticeably decrease. Some patients experience an initial shed in weeks 2–4 as the hair cycle resets — this is expected and temporary. Scalp coverage begins to stabilize.
Months 4–6
Visible Regrowth
New growth becomes visible — typically fine at first, thickening with continued use. Crown and parting regions respond earliest. Women's formula patients often notice reduced diffuse thinning and improved overall density.
Month 12+
Full Response
Maximum density improvements are typically achieved between months 9 and 12. Results plateau and are maintained with continued daily dosing. Your provider will check in at 6 months to assess response and adjust dose if needed.
Expected Benefits
Systemic follicle coverageOral administration delivers active ingredients systemically — reaching all follicles across the scalp, including diffuse thinning areas difficult to target with topicals.
No topical routine requiredOne capsule or tablet daily replaces the need for twice-daily scalp applications. Ideal for patients with thicker hair where topicals absorb poorly or cause scalp irritation.
Women's hormonal hair loss (spiro)Spironolactone specifically addresses the androgen-driven thinning that accounts for the majority of female pattern hair loss — a mechanism not addressed by minoxidil alone.
Finasteride-free option availableThe oral minoxidil tablet provides meaningful hair regrowth benefit without any hormonal component — suitable for patients who want to avoid finasteride or spironolactone entirely.
Possible Side Effects
Body hair growth (minoxidil)Low-dose oral minoxidil's most common side effect is increased fine hair growth on the face, arms, or body (hypertrichosis). Usually mild; resolves if dose is reduced.
Blood pressure changes (minoxidil)Oral minoxidil was originally developed as an antihypertensive. At hair-loss doses, blood pressure effects are typically mild but should be monitored.
Sexual side effects (finasteride, men)Oral finasteride carries a small risk (under 2%) of libido changes or sexual dysfunction. Risk is dose-dependent. Discuss with your provider.
Hormonal effects (spironolactone, women)Spironolactone may cause irregular periods, breast tenderness, or fatigue in some patients. Not suitable for women who are pregnant or trying to conceive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Oral and topical minoxidil work through the same fundamental mechanism — vasodilation around hair follicles — but oral delivery is systemic, reaching all follicles simultaneously. Studies suggest oral minoxidil at low doses (0.25–2.5mg) is at least as effective as twice-daily topical 5% minoxidil. The tradeoff is a slightly higher risk of body hair growth and minor cardiovascular effects that don't occur with topical application.
Your provider will make the final recommendation. Generally: the BFM capsule is for men with androgenetic alopecia wanting comprehensive oral coverage. The oral minoxidil tablet is the cleanest, simplest option — finasteride-free and suitable for both men and women. The Biotin/Minoxidil/Spironolactone capsule is specifically designed for women experiencing pattern hair loss with a hormonal component.
In some cases, yes — combining oral minoxidil with a topical finasteride formula is a recognized approach for more aggressive hair loss. However, combining two finasteride-containing products is generally not recommended. Your provider will assess your hair loss pattern and determine whether a combination approach is appropriate.
Spironolactone has a long safety record in dermatology — used off-label for female pattern hair loss and hormonal acne for decades. At the 25mg dose used in this formula, systemic effects are typically mild. Routine bloodwork (potassium levels) is recommended at 3 and 6 months. Spironolactone is not suitable for women who are or may become pregnant — reliable contraception is required.
Active Ingredients

What's in
each formula.

Every active ingredient used in our hair loss formulas — explained plainly. Your provider will review your health history to determine which combination is right for you. All formulas are compounded to order by a licensed pharmacy.

Minoxidil

A vasodilator that widens blood vessels around hair follicles, increasing oxygen and nutrient delivery. Originally an oral blood pressure medication — its hair regrowth effects were discovered as a side effect. Stimulates the follicle's growth phase (anagen) and extends its duration.

Used in: All formulas
Finasteride

A 5-alpha-reductase inhibitor that blocks the conversion of testosterone to DHT — the hormone responsible for follicle miniaturization in male pattern hair loss. Topical delivery reduces scalp DHT levels with up to 10× lower systemic exposure than the oral pill.

Used in: Topical Gel/Solution · BFM Capsule
Spironolactone

An androgen receptor blocker used off-label to treat female pattern hair loss and hormonal hair thinning. Prevents DHT and testosterone from binding to follicle receptors without suppressing androgen production — a distinct mechanism from finasteride. For women only.

Used in: Women's Capsule
Biotin

A B-vitamin (B7) essential for keratin synthesis — the structural protein that makes up hair, skin, and nails. Included as a supportive ingredient to strengthen the hair shaft and reduce brittleness during the regrowth phase. Not a standalone hair loss treatment.

Used in: BFM Capsule · Women's Capsule
How It Works

From consult
to your door.

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Complete Your Intake

Fill out a short dermatology intake covering your hair concerns, health history, and goals. Takes less than 5 minutes. All information is confidential and HIPAA-compliant.

02

Provider Review

A licensed dermatology provider reviews your intake, selects the right formula and strength for your condition, and issues your prescription — typically within 24 hours.

03

Compounded & Shipped

Your prescription is sent to a licensed compounding pharmacy where it is prepared to order and shipped discreetly to your door. No pharmacy visits. No waiting rooms.

04

Ongoing Support

Your provider remains available for formula adjustments, strength step-ups, progress check-ins, and monthly refills throughout your treatment program.

Ready to Start

A consult
before everything.

All hair loss medications require a prescription. A licensed provider reviews your health history and recommends the right formula, strength, and application protocol. Quick, confidential, and included in your first order.

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Submit Your IntakeFill out a short form covering your hair concerns, health history, and goals. Takes under 5 minutes.
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Provider ReviewA licensed dermatology provider reviews your intake and prescribes the right formula, strength, and dosing protocol.
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Rx Issued & ShippedYour prescription is sent to a licensed compounding pharmacy and ships discreetly to your door within days.
Begin Your Consult → Confidential · Quick · Included in first order

These medications are compounded pharmaceuticals and have not been individually evaluated or approved by the FDA. Available by prescription only following a licensed provider consultation. Results may vary based on individual patient factors including genetics, age, severity of condition, and consistency of use. Finasteride-containing products are for men only and must not be handled by women who are pregnant or may become pregnant. Topical finasteride carries a lower risk of systemic side effects than oral finasteride, but systemic effects remain possible. Oral minoxidil was originally FDA-approved for hypertension; cardiovascular effects at hair-loss doses are typically mild but should be monitored. Spironolactone is for women only and is not safe during pregnancy — reliable contraception is required during treatment. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Alor Wellness is not a pharmacy. All prescriptions are fulfilled by a licensed compounding pharmacy.