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Visible change may be minimal; temporary shedding can occur as follicles cycle.
HAIR LOSS ADVICE
Hair growth timeline
Understand gradual change, comparable photos and reviews.
0–3 months: establish your routine
Visible change may be limited and some treatments can cause temporary shedding. Follow your own instructions and contact the team if shedding is severe, prolonged or worrying.
3–6 months: review the pattern
Some responders notice less shedding or early thickening. Compare like-for-like photographs and review adherence, symptoms and concerns with your clinician.
6–12 months: assess the benefit
Coverage may improve in responders, but the amount and timing vary. Your clinician considers whether the treatment remains appropriate.
Ongoing care
Benefits usually require continued treatment. Discuss any decision to stop or change medicines, and check the separate cancellation terms for future deliveries.
General information: NHS hair loss guidance. Your clinical assessment and patient leaflet take priority for treatment decisions.
What to expectThe hair growth journey.
The hair growth journey.
Consistency comes first.
Give your routine time. Progress is gradual and everyone responds differently.
Stabilise
Shedding often settles; early thickening may appear.
Regrow
Many responders notice fuller coverage; continued use helps maintain results. Varies by person.
Pause or cancel any time
Take regular photos in similar lighting and bring them to your progress review.
Get started nowYour next chapter.
Your next chapter.
Starts with confidence.
Understand your hair loss. Explore your options.
Start with a clinician-guided assessment.
For men aged 18+. Clinical assessment required. Results vary.