Hair · FAQ
Who may qualify for Verra’s hair regrowth treatments?
Short answer
Eligibility depends on the cause of your hair loss, your health history, and the treatment you request. A licensed physician in your state decides if treatment is appropriate. Men and women may have different options. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, other medicines, and scalp symptoms can affect which treatment is suitable.
Hair thinning has many causes, so not everyone needs the same treatment. A physician may consider the pattern of your hair loss, when it began, family history, and other symptoms. Some people need an in-person exam or testing before a prescription is appropriate.
Tell your physician about recent illness, weight changes, childbirth, major stress, or new medicines. Also mention scalp pain, scaling, sores, or sudden bald patches. These details can help distinguish pattern hair loss from conditions that need a different approach.
A licensed physician in your state decides whether a Verra treatment is appropriate. Options on this page include topical combinations, Oral Minoxidil, Hair Super Capsule, and Lash growth serum. These products are not suitable for every person or every type of hair loss.
Share your full medication list and any heart, blood pressure, kidney, or hormone-related conditions. Tell your physician if you are pregnant, planning pregnancy, or breastfeeding. A prescription depends on this review, not simply on choosing a product.
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