The most common question we get is some version of, "Will this work for *my* type of hair loss?"
The short answer is almost certainly yes. The longer answer is that there really aren't different "types" of hair loss the way people think there are.
The one exception is autoimmune hair loss, conditions like alopecia areata, where hair falls out in distinct, patchy sections. That's a separate issue driven by an immune response and requires a different kind of treatment.
But more than 90% of hair loss is what's called androgenetic alopecia, the pattern hair loss that affects both men and women. And every case of androgenetic alopecia comes down to the same underlying mechanism: a blood flow restriction at the hair follicle driven by DHT.
That means the fix is the same regardless of how your hair loss shows up. It's not really about "hair loss" at all. It's about hair follicle health. A healthy follicle grows thick, healthy hair. A weak follicle can't.
Take care of the follicle, and the hair will take care of itself.
