Answer a few questions about your hair loss and health. Completely confidential.
Discuss the best treatment option and how to maximise results
If prescribed, your treatment will be shipped to your door, mahala
Your treatment plan is fully customisable, meaning better results with fewer side effects.
Our compounding labs formulate each hair loss treatment in an easy to use topical or oral treatment. The most effective ingredients, in a way that works for you.
Our team of doctors take an individual approach when designing each patient’s treatment plan. Here’s why.
All you have to do is fill out our online quiz. Then, we’ll work with your information to get to the root cause of your hair loss and match you with the treatment that’s most effective for you.
Your hair loss stage and family history will determine the strength of your treatment for the best possible results, while minimising your chance of side effects. This is called your lowest effective dose.
Your treatment plan is fully customisable, meaning better results with fewer side effects. Our compounding labs formulate each hair loss treatment in an easy-to-use topical or oral treatment.
All you have to do is fill out our online quiz. Then, we’ll work with your information to get to the root cause of your hair loss and match you with the treatment that’s most effective for you.
Your hair loss stage and family history will determine the strength of your treatment for the best possible results, while minimising your chance of side effects. This is called your lowest effective dose.
Your treatment plan is fully customisable, meaning better results with fewer side effects. Our compounding labs formulate each hair loss treatment in an easy-to-use topical or oral treatment.
DHT can shrink susceptible hair follicles, causing hair to become thinner and fall out. This is known as male pattern hair loss.
Some treatments work by reducing the effect of DHT on hair follicles, helping to slow further thinning.
Other treatments support the hair growth cycle, helping promote thicker, fuller-looking hair.
We treat the most common type of male hair loss. It’s called Male Pattern Balding (medically referred to as Androgenic Alopecia). This type of hair loss is genetic, but it’s preventable and treatable, so if you’ve started to notice more hair loss than usual, start your online assessment.
The best way to treat male pattern hair loss is to treat it early, proactively, and consistently. If you have been bald for a few years, it may not be possible to get great results. A doctor will let you know if your chances of seeing results are slim.
No, there isn’t currently a cure for hair loss – so watch out for any company claiming they can sell you a “cure.” There are however effective and well-studied treatments available that can slow hair loss or even help you regrow your hair – you’ll just need to chat with a doctor to learn more.
Typically, within 3 to 6 months of treatment you can expect to see results. Everyone is different so some individuals see results sooner and for others it may take up to a year to start seeing meaningful results.
No, there is no evidence to suggest that the wearing of caps or hats causes hair loss. In fact, extra sun protection for the scalp is recommended in those with thinning hair, as there is less of a barrier against the sun’s rays.
Due to the nature of the medication used to treat hair loss, you must continue to use the treatment for as long as you want to maintain the effect. If you stop treatment, your hair will regress to where you were before starting treatment, and hair loss will continue to worsen.
Results vary from person to person. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to female hair thinning, which is why our doctors create personalised treatment plans based on your individual needs and health history. While we can’t guarantee results, we’re here to support you throughout your treatment journey.
Any treatment containing medication can have a risk of side effects. The type and likelihood depend on the treatment prescribed. Your doctor will assess whether treatment is suitable for you and discuss the potential risks before prescribing. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or planning a pregnancy, be sure to let your doctor know.
First, with personalised treatment plans. Your doctor considers your individual needs and health history before recommending an appropriate treatment and dosage.
Second, with ongoing support. If you experience side effects or have concerns about your treatment, you can speak to your doctor about your options.
*Individual results may vary. Always consult a doctor to determine if a treatment plan is suitable for you.
Hormonal changes, genetics and other factors can affect the natural hair growth cycle, causing increased shedding, thinning and reduced hair density.
Certain treatments help reduce the effects of hormones on hair growth, helping to slow further thinning and hair loss.
Other treatments help support the natural hair growth cycle, encouraging regrowth and thicker, fuller-looking hair over time.
Hair loss in women can have many causes, including genetics, hormonal changes, stress, illness and nutritional deficiencies. Female pattern hair loss is one of the most common causes and often appears as overall thinning or a widening part.
It’s normal to shed around 50–100 hairs a day. If you’re noticing significantly more shedding, a widening part or overall thinning, it may be a sign of hair loss. If you’re concerned, chat with a doctor to understand what could be causing it.
Yes. &BAM offers doctor-guided treatment options for women experiencing certain types of hair thinning and hair loss. Your doctor will assess your individual needs and health history to determine if treatment is suitable for you.
Some hair-loss treatments aren’t suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Always let your doctor know if you’re pregnant, breastfeeding or planning a pregnancy so they can recommend what’s appropriate for you.
Some hair-loss treatments can cause a temporary increase in shedding when you first start. This can be part of the natural hair-growth cycle and usually settles as treatment continues.
Hair grows slowly, so it can take time to see noticeable changes. Some people may see changes within a few months, while others may take longer. Results vary from person to person.
Hair shedding after pregnancy is common and is often temporary. If shedding is persistent or you’re concerned about changes in your hair, speak to a doctor to understand what may be causing it and whether treatment is appropriate.
Results vary from person to person. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to female hair thinning, which is why our doctors create personalised treatment plans based on your individual needs and health history. While we can’t guarantee results, we’re here to support you throughout your treatment journey.
Any treatment containing medication can have a risk of side effects. The type and likelihood depend on the treatment prescribed. Your doctor will assess whether treatment is suitable for you and discuss the potential risks before prescribing. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or planning a pregnancy, be sure to let your doctor know.
First, with personalised treatment plans. Your doctor considers your individual needs and health history before recommending an appropriate treatment and dosage.
Second, with ongoing support. If you experience side effects or have concerns about your treatment, you can speak to your doctor about your options.
*Individual results may vary. Always consult a doctor to determine if a treatment plan is suitable for you.