Quick Online Assessment
Tell us about your pattern of hair loss and medical history.
Hair loss medication by Glasgow specialists
Explore medical hair-loss treatment through a confidential assessment with a UK clinician. Your suitability, medical history and treatment goals are reviewed before any prescription option is considered.
Regrowth. Results. Confidence.
2 mins
Initial assessment
Private
Confidential review
UK
Clinician reviewed
Glasgow Hair Clinic
Topical Hair Support
Personalised treatment pathway subject to clinical suitability.
Glasgow Hair Clinic
Complete Hair Plan
Assessment, treatment review and ongoing support.
CLINICIAN
REVIEWED
REVIEWED
Personalised Treatment Review
A clinician assesses suitability and the safest next step.
Ongoing Clinic Support
Receive clear instructions, monitoring and follow-up where appropriate.
A two-minute consultation
Find the right hair-restoration pathway for you
Complete the initial screening below. It is not a diagnosis and does not guarantee a prescription. A qualified clinician makes the final suitability decision.
8 quick questions
Confidential
Reviewed by a UK clinician
Personalised next step
Our treatment pathways
Meet the options behind a personalised plan
The final option depends on clinical suitability. Prescription-only medicine is never supplied automatically.
Topical Minoxidil
A topical hair-loss medicine applied to the scalp. Suitability and licensed directions depend on the exact product and the patient.
Follow licensed instructions
Prescription Tablet Treatment
Prescription options, which may include finasteride where clinically appropriate, are discussed only after a prescriber reviews suitability and risks.
Prescription only Combination Plan
Combination Plan
A combined approach may be discussed for suitable patients.
Personalised pathway Post-Transplant Support
Post-Transplant Support
Support for existing, non-transplanted hair where appropriate.
Surgeon guidance Medication information:
Finasteride is a prescription-only medicine and is not
offered automatically through this page. Any prescription decision requires an appropriate
consultation with a qualified prescriber. Minoxidil products vary by formulation and licensing;
patients should follow the instructions for the exact product supplied or purchased.
Clinically responsible care
Real treatment decisions need more than a product page
The cause of hair loss, contraindications, potential side effects and long-term expectations must all be considered before a treatment plan is recommended.
Meet our doctor
Dr Harpreet Kalra
Dr Kalra is a hair-transplant surgeon and practising GP. Your treatment pathway should begin with an honest assessment of the cause of hair loss, your medical suitability and the result that can realistically be achieved.
GMC registration
7126076
Clinical background
Hair transplant surgeon and GP
Clinic
Glasgow city centre
Approach
Suitability before treatment
Frequently asked questions
Hair-loss treatment questions
What makes the Glasgow treatment pathway different?
It starts with suitability rather than automatically selling a product. The clinician considers the pattern of hair loss, medical history, current medication and treatment goals.
How long can it take to see a change?
Hair growth is slow. Depending on the treatment and the individual, visible change may take several months. Results vary and no outcome can be guaranteed.
Are side effects possible?
Yes. The potential adverse effects depend on the product. Contraindications, warning signs and what to do if a side effect occurs should be discussed before prescription treatment.
Do I need to continue treatment?
Some treatments only maintain their effect while they continue to be used. The expected duration and what may happen after stopping should be explained during the consultation.
Is treatment suitable for women?
Some options may be considered for women, but suitability depends on the cause of hair loss, pregnancy considerations, medical history and the specific treatment. A clinician must assess this individually.
Can treatment be used after a hair transplant?
Some patients discuss treatment to support their existing non-transplanted hair. The timing and suitability should be checked with the surgeon or prescribing clinician.
Start your confidential hair-loss assessment
Answer the initial questions, then speak with the Glasgow clinic about the safest and most appropriate next step.
Important:
This page provides general information and initial screening only. It is not a diagnosis, a prescription or a guarantee of treatment. Prescription-only medicine can only be supplied following an appropriate clinical assessment.
