Medication for Hair Loss
Compounded Hair Loss Treatments | Minoxidil | Finasteride | Dutasteride
At Hair Again Clinic, we understand that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to treating hair loss. We offer personalised compounded hair loss medications in New Zealand, including oral and topical Minoxidil, Finasteride, Dutasteride and combination formulations, prescribed where clinically appropriate.
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Our online hair loss consultation service allows a prescribing doctor to assess your hair-loss pattern, medical history, previous treatments and individual needs before recommending a suitable prescription.
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Compounded medications allow the prescribing doctor to personalise the strength, formulation and combination of ingredients, with conservative starting options and adjustments under medical supervision where appropriate.
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Whether you are looking for hair loss medication as a standalone treatment or alongside in-clinic hair restoration treatments, Hair Again is here to guide and support your hair journey.
Personalised Hair Loss Medication, Delivered Across New Zealand
Individually prepared by a specialist compounding pharmacy, your medication can be tailored to provide the appropriate ingredient, strength and formulation for your individual needs.
Once you have completed the consultation process and been assessed as a suitable candidate, your prescription is prepared and delivered directly to your home for added convenience.
Your care does not stop once treatment begins. We arrange regular reviews every few months to monitor your progress, assess how you are responding and determine whether your medication or strength needs to be adjusted.
PERSONALISE FOR YOU
Our prescription options
Each prescription is carefully selected to target the causes of hair loss and support long-term hair regrowth. We can also offer a combination of natural hair growth serums and supplements to complement your prescription options.
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Oral Minoxidil — supports hair growth by improving blood flow to the scalp
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Oral Finasteride - Finasteride is FDA-approved as an oral medication for male pattern hair loss. It works by reducing dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a hormone associated with follicle miniaturisation and progressive hair thinning.
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Oral Dutasteride - is a prescription medication sometimes used off-label to treat male pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia). It works by reducing dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a hormone associated with progressive hair thinning and follicle miniaturisation.
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Topical Finasteride and Dutasteride — locally applied to target DHT at the follicle
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Topical Minoxidil — Minoxidil is FDA-approved in topical formulations for men and women. It helps stimulate hair growth, support existing follicles and improve hair density in suitable individuals.
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Combination therapies — custom formulations that combine active ingredients for enhanced results
HOW IT WORKS
A simple, supported process
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Hair Again Review
We assess your medical history, current medications, hair concerns and what you are hoping to achieve.
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Medical Consultation
If suitable, you will have a consultation with our authorised prescribing medical practitioner to confirm suitability.
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Compounding Pharmacy
Once approved & prescribed, your medication is individually prepared by our specialist compounding pharmacy.
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Direct Delivery
Your medication is then discreetly delivered directly to your door, NZ-wide.
Already prescribed through Hair Again? Existing clients can request repeat prescription medication quickly and easily through our secure prescription order process.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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Results vary between individuals. Treatment outcomes depend on several factors, including age, the cause and extent of hair loss, medical history and adherence to the recommended plan.
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​The information provided is general in nature and does not replace personalised medical advice.
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A consultation with our clinical trichologist can help identify suitable hair and scalp care options for you.
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For medical advice, health concerns or questions about your suitability for treatment, please consult your doctor or another appropriately qualified healthcare professional.