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Hair-Loss Prescriptions

Hair-Loss Prescriptions

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Identifying your hair-loss type through consultation and managing it with tailored medication.

About Procedure

About Hair-Loss Prescriptions

Hair-loss prescriptions are consultations in which a doctor checks your hair-loss type, its progression and your health before prescribing the necessary prescription medication. For male-pattern hair loss, oral medications of the finasteride and dutasteride class, which inhibit the production of DHT involved in hair loss, are mainly used.

Female hair loss has various causes, so whether to prescribe and which medication to use are decided carefully, considering age, pregnancy plans and more. Prescriptions are given in 4-week units, and if your condition is stable, up to 6 months can be prescribed.

At 3Leaf Clover Clinic, based on the results of your scalp assessment, we advise on medication alone or in combination with scalp treatments. The effects of medication and when you notice them may vary by individual.

Features

Hair-Loss Prescription Features

01.

Prescriptions tailored to your hair-loss type after a doctor's consultation

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Oral DHT-inhibiting hair-loss medication

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Prescribed in 4-week units, up to 6 months

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Careful prescribing considering sex, age and pregnancy plans

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Follow-ups to check progress and any discomfort

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Advice on combining with scalp treatments

Who Needs It

Recommended For

  • Those in whom male-pattern hair loss has started to progress

  • Those whose hair has become thinner and less dense

  • Those starting hair-loss medication for the first time

  • Those who want to continue their current hair-loss medication

  • Those bothered by the crown or M-shaped hairline

  • Those considering treatments and medication together

Consultation time
Consultation approx. 10–20 min
Prescription cycle
Prescribed in 4-week units (up to 6 months)
Daily activities
Daily activities possible while taking medication
Process

Treatment Process

STEP01

Questionnaire and consultation — We check when hair loss started, family history, current medications and your health

STEP02

Scalp assessment — We check the affected areas, hair thickness and density to determine your hair-loss type

STEP03

Prescription — A medication suited to your condition is selected and prescribed

STEP04

Medication guidance — How to take it, possible symptoms and precautions are explained

STEP05

Progress check — At follow-ups, any discomfort and scalp changes are checked and the prescription is adjusted

Treatment Area

Areas Covered by Hair-Loss Prescriptions

Entire scalp
Crown
M-shaped hairline
Hairline
Precautions

Before & After Care

For satisfying results, please review the following.

Please take the medication at the prescribed dose and method

With finasteride- and dutasteride-class medications, care is needed so that women of childbearing age do not take them or handle crushed or broken tablets

If you experience uncomfortable symptoms such as changes in sexual function or dizziness while taking the medication, please tell the medical team

Blood donation may be restricted while taking the medication, so please check before donating

Stopping the medication on your own may mean the effect is not maintained, so please consult the medical team

Please tell us during the consultation if you are taking other medication or have an underlying condition

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.  When will the medication start to work?
Given the hair growth cycle, changes are usually seen after consistent use for 3–6 months or more. When and how much effect appears varies by individual.
Q.  Can women be prescribed hair-loss medication?
Female hair loss has various causes, so a suitable medication is determined after a consultation. Some medications are not used for women of childbearing age, so a consultation is needed.
Q.  How much can be prescribed at once?
It is prescribed in 4-week units as standard, and if your condition is stable, up to 6 months can be prescribed.
Q.  What happens if I stop the medication?
If you stop taking it, hair loss may progress again. It is best to decide on stopping or changing medication after consulting the medical team.
Q.  I am worried about side effects. What should I do?
Some people may experience changes such as in sexual function, so we explain this thoroughly before you start. If you have uncomfortable symptoms, let us know at your follow-up and we will adjust the prescription.
Q.  Can I combine it with scalp treatments?
In most cases, it can be combined with scalp treatments such as hair-follicle injections and scalp Botox. Whether to combine them depends on your hair-loss type and is advised after a consultation.