Hair Restoration · Topical

4-in-1 Hair Restoration

Four proven actives in one compounded topical — minoxidil, finasteride, latanoprost and ketoconazole — attacking hair loss on four mechanisms at once.

Daily topical solution
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Starting at$42/ month

Your consult is free. We will not prescribe this — or anything — before a clinician has spoken with you and reviewed your bloodwork. Final cost depends on the form and dose prescribed.

Compounded · Rx only4-in-1 Hair Restoration

Mechanism

Four mechanisms, one bottle.

Minoxidil widens blood vessels around the follicle and extends the growth phase. Finasteride blocks the DHT that miniaturises genetically susceptible follicles.

Latanoprost extends the anagen growth phase through a separate prostaglandin pathway, and ketoconazole reduces scalp inflammation and has mild anti-androgen activity of its own.

Applying all four topically means substantially lower systemic exposure than oral tablets — the main concern that keeps men off oral finasteride.

Protocol

How treatment usually runs.

A typical schedule. Yours is set by your clinician after your labs come back.

PhaseWeeksTypicalPurpose
Start1–4Applied to dry scalp dailyConsistency matters more than volume.
Shedding phase2–8Continue dailyTemporary shedding is expected — do not stop.
AssessmentMonth 4–6Photographic comparisonToo gradual to judge from memory.
Maintenance6+Continued indefinitelyBenefit reverses on stopping.

What to expect

Honestly, over time.

Week 2–8

Shedding phase

Old resting hairs push out as follicles re-enter growth. The point most people quit. Don't.

Month 3–4

Stabilisation

Shedding settles and loss slows or stops.

Month 4–6

Visible regrowth

Where regrowth occurs, this is the window — usually crown first.

Ongoing

Continuous use

Stopping reverses gains within months.

AnagengrowingCatagentransitionTelogenrestingExogensheddingFinasterideblocks DHT → keeps follicles in anagenMinoxidillengthens anagen, widens the shaftTretinoinhelps the other two absorbAnti-inflammatorycalms the scalp so shedding slowsFOUR INGREDIENTS, FOUR JOBSProtect the follicles you still have

Evidence

What the research shows.

Topical minoxidil and finasteride are each well established for pattern hair loss; combining them generally outperforms either alone because they act on different mechanisms.

Latanoprost and ketoconazole add third and fourth pathways with supporting evidence. The specific four-agent combination is compounded and prescribed off-label.

Safety and eligibility

Your consult and labs screen for all of the following.

  • Pregnancy warning — formulations containing finasteride must not be handled by women who are or may become pregnant.
  • Common side effects include scalp irritation, dryness and flaking.
  • Unwanted facial hair can occur if the product migrates — wash hands after applying.
  • Compounded — not FDA-evaluated for safety, efficacy or quality.

FAQ

4-in-1 Hair Restoration questions.

Minoxidil, finasteride, latanoprost and ketoconazole in one compounded topical solution. Each works on a different mechanism — blood flow, DHT blockade, growth-phase extension and scalp inflammation.

Topical application produces substantially lower systemic exposure than oral tablets, which is why it is preferred by men concerned about the sexual side effects reported with oral finasteride. Some absorption still occurs.

A temporary increase in shedding in the first two to eight weeks is expected — follicles are being pushed out of their resting phase into a new growth cycle. It is the most common reason people quit too early.

Judge at four to six months of consistent daily use, with a baseline photo. Shedding settles around month three; visible regrowth, where it occurs, typically appears between months four and six.

We will not prescribe before we understand you.

Book a one-to-one consult with the clinical team. We talk through your goals, order the bloodwork that matters, and build a plan from what we find.

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