GLP-1 Option
from$99/mo
SemaglutideRx
GLP-1 Receptor Agonist
Men's Hair Growth
Real results for thicker hair.
Most men notice results in
3–6 Months*
Advanced hair growth treatments starting at just $39‡
- HSA & FSA eligible
- Free ongoing clinician support
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Get treatment through Luma with free discreet shipping
as low as $39/mo on a 3-month plan°
No hidden fees
Same price across all doses
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Ongoing support
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Plans starting at $39/mo
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Answer a few questions and a licensed provider will review your health history to create a treatment plan personalized for you.
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Your care doesn't stop after delivery. Message your provider with 24/7 access and adjust treatment as needed.
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What to expect
Your treatment begins supporting healthier hair growth at the follicle level. Temporary shedding may occur before new growth becomes visible.
Many patients begin seeing fuller-looking hair and reduced shedding with consistent treatment.
Ongoing treatment helps support thicker, healthier hair and long-term maintenance of your results.
Your questions, answered.
Male pattern hair loss is the most common cause of hair loss in men and is largely influenced by genetics. Over time, hair follicles become more sensitive to a hormone called dihydrotestosterone (DHT), causing them to gradually shrink. As a result, hair grows back thinner, shorter, and more slowly with each growth cycle, leading to noticeable thinning and hair loss. Treatments that reduce the effects of DHT can help slow hair loss, preserve existing hair, and promote healthier, fuller-looking hair.
Doctor-prescribed · Compounded
Advanced Hair Spray$79/mo
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