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Do you also have the following issue
- Receding hairline
- Hair thinning or hair loss
- Losing more than 100 strands of hair per day
- Despite trying a range of methods, none have proven to be effective.
About Male Hair Loss
One out of every five men experiences hair loss.
36.1% of hair loss sufferers are from the 1990s generation!
Male Pattern Baldness, also known as androgenetic alopecia, is the most common form of hair loss. And it happens earlier than anyone expects. In fact, 2 out of 3 guys will experience some form of MPB by the time they’re 35. Even with today’s advancements in science, there’s still no known cure. The good news? There are proven treatments that can combat the symptoms.
Finasteride
- The only FDA Approved Oral Medication for Male Hair Loss
- Effective rate 90% after 1 year use
- As low as $1/Day
Before vs After
FAQs about Male Pattern Baldness
Male pattern baldness is a common form of hair loss. It is typically associated with a receding hairline and balding on the top of the head. Not all men will experience male pattern baldness, but some men have a genetic predisposition to it.
Male pattern baldness is caused by a process in which hair follicles go through a process called miniaturization. This refers to the process in which longer, darker hair that once grew on the scalp is replaced by thinner, shorter, and less pigmented hair. This process is caused by a hormone derived from testosterone called dihydrotestosterone (DHT). In the early stages, this type of hair loss can be stopped or even reversed. However, at some point, the follicles also lose their connection to tiny muscles in the skin called arrector pili muscles. When this happens, hair loss becomes permanent.
Male pattern baldness is caused by DHT, a hormone derived from testosterone. The good news is, there are options to slow hair loss or even regain hair growth.
Early on, it's possible to stop or even reverse this hair loss. However, at a certain point, the hair follicle also loses attachment to the small muscles in the skin (called the arrector pili muscles). When this happens, hair loss is permanent.
Finasteride typically take at least three to four months of daily use to start seeing visible changes. It can take up to a year to see the maximum results. As long as you don't experience side effects, it's best to continue the medication for one full year before deciding on whether the medication is doing all it can for you. Like all medications, finasteride and minoxidil will work differently for different people. To sustain benefits, you have to continue using hair loss medication. If you stop, your hair loss may return.
Finasteride typically takes three to four months of daily use to start seeing visible changes. It can take up to a year to see the maximum results. As long as you don't experience side effects, it's best to continue the medication for one full year before deciding on whether the medication is doing all it can for you. Like all medications, finasteride will work differently for different people. To sustain benefits, you have to continue using hair loss medication. If you stop, your hair loss may return.
Male pattern baldness is due to a hormone called dihydrotestosterone (DHT). DHT is formed when testosterone is exposed to an enzyme called 5-alpha reductase. Finasteride works by blocking the ability of 5-alpha reductase to convert testosterone to DHT.
Finasteride is FDA approved to stop hair loss. Clinical research and long-term studies indicate that finasteride is considered safe for most men. Like all prescriptions, finasteride may cause side effects, including sexual side effects. In clinical studies, 3.8% of patients noticed sexual side effect (versus 2.1% of patients taking the placebo). Finasteride should never be taken by women. Contact your medical provider if you have any concerns about potential side effects.
Mojoon is a telemedicine company that provides a discreet, convenient, and affordable way for you to receive hair loss treatment from a doctor or nurse practitioner—all without leaving the couch. It starts with an online visit. The online visit will ask you about your symptoms, your medical history, and other basic information. You'll also be asked to upload a photo of your ID to verify your identity. Once you have done all of this, a doctor will review everything to determine if you're a candidate for hair loss treatment through telemedicine and decide which treatments are (or are not) safe and appropriate for you. Hair loss treatments available through Mojoon is oral finasteride.
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How Mojoon Works
The Mojoon telemedicine platform is encrypted with HIPAA security levels to ensure the confidentiality and security of your information. The online medical questionnaire has been confirmed by our team of doctors and is designed to obtain the necessary information for diagnosis.
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Complete your personal information and complete the questionnaire to the best of your knowledge
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Licensed doctors will review prescriptions within 24 hours and contact patients through our internal messaging system.
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So far, everything has been going well, and these days I do feel much more confident. I'm really glad that I decided to try Mojoon - it has helped me address an issue that I've been struggling with for years, and it has truly solved a major problem for me.
Matthrew from NYC Client