Articles about Hair Loss

High testosterone often gets the blame for going bald, but the real story is a little more complicated.

Your diet could be playing a bigger part in your hair health than you think. We look at which vitamin deficiencies are linked to hair loss, how to tell them apart from pattern baldness and when to get tested.

Thinking about stopping finasteride, or already have? The changes don't happen overnight, and knowing the real timeline can take a lot of the worry out of the decision.

Finasteride, Regaine, oral minoxidil, rosemary oil: there's no shortage of hair loss treatments, and not all of them are worth your money.

Minoxidil and finasteride are the two go-to treatments for male pattern hair loss in the UK, but they work in very different ways.

Starting hair loss treatment can feel like a leap of faith, especially when nothing seems to change in the first few weeks. Here's what's actually happening during that period, and the five things worth knowing before you begin.

There's no shortage of myths about hair loss, and most of them cause the same problem: they convince men that nothing can be done, or that they've already left it too late. Here are seven of the most persistent hair loss myths debunked, with the clinical evidence behind each one.

Concerned about finasteride side effects? You're not alone. It's one of the most searched topics in men's health, and online accounts can make the risks sound far worse than the clinical evidence suggests. This guide tells you what the clinical evidence actually shows.

Learn how some of the most popular male and female hair loss treatments work and which ones could be best for you in this detailed guide.

Finasteride is a popular oral hair loss tablet that targets the hormonal root causes of hair fall, reversing hair thinning. Discover how it works and what to consider before taking it in this video from our patient care expert!