Hers Hair Loss

Getting started with Hers hair loss treatment begins with a short online quiz covering hair loss history, medical background, and goals — no in-person visit or insurance required. A licensed provider reviews the intake to determine which treatments, if any, are appropriate, then builds a personalized plan that can include prescription options (like oral or topical minoxidil, finasteride-based serums, or a postmenopausal formula) or over-the-counter picks like thickening shampoo and biotin gummies. Approved orders ship directly to the customer, and once on a plan, customers can message their provider for check-ins, side-effect questions, or dosage adjustments. Because everything is handled online, there isn’t a live chat or video option for consults — messaging is the main channel.

Hers cites self-reported data from 2,846 customers showing more than 90% saw their hair loss improve or stabilize after a year on treatment, and separate clinical studies of oral and topical minoxidil found visible progress within 3 to 6 months. Application varies by product: oral minoxidil is a once-daily pill, the topical solutions apply directly to the scalp, and the Hair Blends serums and postmenopausal formula are also applied topically.

The testimonial is taken directly from our partners’ website. We make no warranties regarding the efficiency of the product. Results may vary per patient.

Beyond core hair treatments, Hers bundles in supporting products like biotin gummies and thickening or full-volume shampoo and conditioner, so customers can build out a broader hair-health routine rather than relying on a single product. The postmenopausal Hair Blends Serum, which combines finasteride and minoxidil, is a notable option for women whose hair loss is tied to menopause-related hormone changes.

The intake quiz asks about hair loss patterns, family history, and lifestyle to help match customers to a suitable option, and product pages walk through what each treatment is formulated for (scalp health, thickness, or regrowth) before checkout. Because the process skips the derm’s office entirely, it’s a fast, low-friction way to start treatment, though customers without a clear sense of their hair loss type may want to lean on the provider review rather than self-selecting a product.

Customers on an active plan get ongoing access to message their provider about side effects, results, or whether to adjust their treatment. The site doesn’t publish details on longer-term progress tracking (like photo logs) beyond the testimonials it features, so how results are monitored over time isn’t fully clear from public information.

Hers’ prescription hair products require an online consultation before a licensed provider can prescribe, and any compounded formulas (like the Hair Blends serums) carry the standard disclosure that compounded drug products aren’t independently evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Non-prescription products, including the minoxidil solutions and hair vitamins, don’t require this consultation step.