Hair-Loss Prescriptions
Prescription consultations tailored to your condition
Available Reservation Date
Hair-Loss Medication Prescription 4 Weeks
Hair-Loss Prescriptions
Personalized prescription care that considers your hair-loss type and health
Procedure Description
Hair-Loss Prescriptions are consultations in which the medical staff check your hair-loss type, its progression and your health before prescribing the necessary medication. For male-pattern hair loss, oral finasteride- or dutasteride-type medications, which inhibit the production of DHT involved in hair loss, are mainly used, and other medications may be considered depending on symptoms. Female hair loss has various causes, so whether to prescribe and which medication to use are decided carefully, considering sex, age, pregnancy plans and other factors. Prescriptions are issued in 4-week units, and we regularly check for any discomfort while you are taking the medication. At 3Leaf Clover Clinic, based on your scalp assessment, we advise whether to use medication alone or combine it with scalp treatments. The effect of medication may vary by individual.
Procedure Features
After a consultation with the medical staff, medication suited to your hair-loss type is selected and prescribed.
Prescriptions in 4-week units allow regular check-ins on how you are doing and any discomfort.
Prescribed carefully, taking into account personal factors such as sex, age and pregnancy plans.
When needed, we guide an integrated care plan that combines medication with scalp treatments.
Recommended Target
Those whose male-pattern hair loss has begun to progress
Those starting hair-loss medication for the first time
Those who want to continue a hair-loss medication they are already taking
Those considering treatments and medication together
Procedure Time
Procedure Time
Approx. 10–20 min for consultationProcedure Cycle
Prescribed in 4-week units; continued depending on progressRecovery Period
Not applicable (daily activities possible)Procedure Process
Procedure Area
Precautions
Finasteride- and dutasteride-type medications must not be taken by women of childbearing age, who should also avoid touching broken tablets.
If you experience discomfort such as changes in sexual function or dizziness while taking the medication, please inform the medical staff.
Blood donation may be restricted while taking the medication, so be sure to check before donating blood.
Stopping the medication on your own may cause the effect to fade, so please consult the medical staff first.