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The two FDA-approved medications for male pattern hair loss, and how they work.
A once-daily pill that blocks DHT — the hormone responsible for male pattern baldness. Finasteride is the most effective single treatment for hair loss, shown to stop further loss in ~90% of men and regrow hair in ~65%.
Typical cost: $15–$30/month through online providers
Applied to the scalp (or taken orally at low doses), minoxidil increases blood flow to hair follicles and extends the growth phase. Works best in combination with finasteride. Available over-the-counter, but providers offer prescription-strength and oral formulations.
Typical cost: $10–$25/month depending on formulation
Many providers offer finasteride + minoxidil combos (sometimes with additional ingredients like biotin or ketoconazole shampoo). Combination therapy is generally more effective than either medication alone. Some providers offer custom compounded topical solutions with both medications in one application.
Important: Hair loss treatment requires consistency — results typically take 3–6 months to become visible, and stopping treatment usually means losing any hair that was regrown. Finasteride can cause sexual side effects in a small percentage of men. Discuss risks with your provider.
Most men start noticing results at 3–6 months, with full results at 12 months. You may experience initial shedding in the first few weeks — this is normal and usually a sign the treatment is working.
For best results, most dermatologists recommend using both together. Finasteride addresses the root cause (DHT) while minoxidil stimulates growth. If you can only choose one, finasteride is generally more effective at preventing further loss.
Finasteride can cause sexual side effects (decreased libido, erectile difficulties) in roughly 2–4% of men. These typically resolve after stopping the medication. Minoxidil's most common side effect is scalp irritation. Discuss your specific risk factors with your provider.
Hair loss will resume if you stop treatment. Any hair that was maintained or regrown through medication will gradually be lost over the following months. This is a long-term commitment.
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