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Explore SermorelinClinician-guided hair care
Explore three topical prescription pathways for hair thinning, reviewed privately by a licensed provider and delivered discreetly when approved.Explore topical hair-loss options, privately reviewed by a licensed provider.
Prescription required · Individual results vary · No outcomes guaranteed
Provider-guided routineFoam or dropper.
One reviewed plan.
One reviewed plan.
Provider reviewedEligibility comes first
Built for consistencySimple daily formats
Discreet fulfillmentWhen prescribed
Three featured treatment formats
Choose a routine
you can stay with.
A licensed provider reviews your health information and determines which formulation, if any, may be appropriate. Availability varies by treatment and state.
30-day dropperOnce-daily topical solution
FolliSync
A four-active compounded topical formula with vitamin E, supplied in a measured 30-day dropper.
30-day hair foam bottleOnce-daily hair foam
FolliCrest
A localized four-active formula supplied in a 30-day foam bottle—not a spray.
30-day dropperOnce-daily peptide solution
FolliCu-3
A lightweight 3% GHK-Cu scalp solution supplied in a measured 30-day dropper.
Understand the format
Different routines.
The same need for consistency.
Hair-loss care is not one-size-fits-all. The three topical formulas combine different active ingredients and delivery formats. A provider determines which option may be appropriate after reviewing your health history, current medications, preferences, and potential risks.
Foam and dropper treatments fit different routines. A provider determines which formula may be appropriate for you.
Read important safety informationMeasured application.
FolliSync and FolliCu-3 use a measured dropper for direct scalp application.
- 1 mL measured routine
- Direct scalp application
Clean daily foam.
FolliCrest is dispensed from a foam bottle and applied according to the prescription directions.
- No spray nozzle
- Quick-drying format
What to expect over time
Progress is measured
in months, not moments.
These milestones are general—not a prediction. Individual response varies, temporary shedding may occur, and no result is guaranteed.
Months 1–3
The routine begins.
Consistency comes first. Temporary shedding may occur for some people early in treatment.Months 3–6
Changes may stabilize.
Some people begin to notice less shedding or a more stable pattern with continued use.Months 6–12
Visible progress takes time.
Changes in density or coverage may become more noticeable, though individual response varies.Ongoing
Maintenance matters.
Continued treatment is commonly needed to maintain results. Follow only your provider’s guidance.One connected experience
Care without the waiting room.
01Choose a direction
Compare treatment paths and understand the options before beginning an intake.
02Complete your intake
Share your medical history, current health information, and goals through a private online process.
03Provider review
A licensed U.S. provider reviews your intake, answers questions online, and determines whether a treatment may be appropriate.
04Receive clear next steps
If approved, your prescription is fulfilled by a partner pharmacy with instructions and tracking.
Safety before treatment
Your full health picture comes first.
These topical formulas contain active ingredients that can cause side effects and are not appropriate for everyone. Finasteride may cause sexual side effects. Topical minoxidil may cause scalp irritation, unwanted hair growth, dizziness, or cardiovascular effects. Tretinoin, fluocinolone acetonide, ketoconazole, latanoprost, and GHK-Cu have additional ingredient-specific risks.
Finasteride can harm a developing male fetus. People who are pregnant or may become pregnant should avoid exposure to finasteride-containing products and follow the dispensing pharmacy's handling instructions.
Compounded medications are prepared by licensed pharmacies pursuant to a valid prescription. They are not reviewed or approved by the FDA as finished drug products.
View complete safety informationHair care experiences
Care that feels
clear from the start.
01 “The telehealth visit and monthly refills were convenient, judgment-free, and easy to fit into daily life.”
02 “The online consultation, discreet shipping, and simple follow-ups made the process practical for a busy schedule.”
03 “Private care from home made treatment easy to integrate into a regular routine while supporting greater confidence.”
Common questions
Hair care,
explained.
How long can hair-loss treatment take to work?
Hair treatment is gradual. Some people notice reduced shedding within several months, while visible changes may take six to twelve months. Individual response varies and results are not guaranteed.
Can finasteride and minoxidil be used together?
They may be prescribed together because they work through different pathways. A licensed provider determines whether combination treatment is appropriate for your health history and goals.
What happens if I stop treatment?
Hair loss may resume over time after treatment is stopped. Speak with your provider before changing or discontinuing a prescribed routine.
Which format should I choose?
The right format depends on your health history, preferences, current medications, and provider assessment. Your intake helps the provider determine which options may be appropriate.
Are outcomes guaranteed?
No. Hair growth and shedding patterns vary from person to person. No treatment can guarantee a specific result.
Is hair-loss treatment safe?
Finasteride and minoxidil can cause side effects and require provider review. Finasteride may cause sexual side effects, topical minoxidil may irritate the scalp, and oral minoxidil may cause fluid retention or blood-pressure changes. Your provider determines whether treatment is appropriate and what monitoring is needed.
How does the telehealth consultation work?
Care begins with a secure online medical intake. A licensed U.S. provider reviews your health information, answers questions online, and determines whether a treatment and prescription may be appropriate.
Ready when you are