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By 50, 50% of you will have lost your hair.
But that’s normal.
GENUINE MEDICATION
RECEDING HAIRLINE
THINNING AT CROWN
THINNING ALL OVER
Don’t waste your time and money on
Promises of instant hair growth
‘Organic’ herbaltreatments
Dodgy ingredients in ‘magic’ potions
Get clinically proven treatments designed by leading doctors.
83% of men on the Daily Pill experienced an improved or maintained hair count over a period of two years.
Cost shouldn’t get
in the way of confidence
BEST FOR OVERALL HAIR LOSS
SuperGrow Pack
- DHT-blocking shampoo that promotes hair volume & moisture lock-in
- A specially formulated hair supplement for greater support.
$89.9 /box (w/GST)
BEST FOR RECEIDING HAIRLINE + BALDSPOT
The Daily + Topical Tonic Bundle
- Doctor recommended, clinically proven treatment
- Reduces DHT levels, increases blood flow to scalp
- Replaces old hairs with new, thicker hairs
$69.9 /box (w/GST)
BEST FOR RECEIDING HAIRLINES
Daily Pill
- Simple addition to your daily routine
- Prevents hair loss and helps hair regrowth
- Doctor recommended prescription treatment
$34.9 /box (w/GST)
Hair care treatment: What to expect
1-3 MONTHS OF TREATMENT
Slow to start, but you will begin to notice no additional hair loss.
3-6 MONTHS OF TREATMENT
No further thinning, may notice improvements in your hairline and scalp.
12 + MONTHS OF TREATMENT
See increased hair count, improved hair health and thickness.
Frequently asked questions.
What are the causes of hair loss?
Typically, hair loss happens due to three main reasons. Genes, medical conditions, or hormonal changes. Hereditary hair loss, also known as male pattern baldness or androgenetic alopecia, is the most commonly experienced form of hair loss which usually occurs or worsens as you get older. The first signs of male pattern hair loss can be a bald spot or receding hairline.
Hair loss can also be the result of other medical conditions, such as alopecia areata (an autoimmune disorder where the body’s immune system attacks its own hair follicles), telogen effluvium (hair loss that occurs due to stress, traumatic events or severe illness) and trichotillomania (a mental health disorder involving compulsive hair-pulling that requires mental health treatment).
Hair loss treatments include medication, therapy or a mix of both, but finding out what is causing your hair loss is the first step. If you are experiencing hair loss, speak to a doctor through the Noah platform to get treatment. For more detail into the causes of hair loss, read our post about it here.
Dr Kevin Chua
General Practitioner
What type of hair loss do I have?
Typically, hair loss happens due to three main reasons. Genes, medical conditions, or hormonal changes. Hereditary hair loss, also known as male pattern baldness or androgenetic alopecia, is the most commonly experienced form of hair loss which usually occurs or worsens as you get older. The first signs of male pattern hair loss can be a bald spot or receding hairline.
Hair loss can also be the result of other medical conditions, such as alopecia areata (an autoimmune disorder where the body’s immune system attacks its own hair follicles), telogen effluvium (hair loss that occurs due to stress, traumatic events or severe illness) and trichotillomania (a mental health disorder involving compulsive hair-pulling that requires mental health treatment).
Hair loss treatments include medication, therapy or a mix of both, but finding out what is causing your hair loss is the first step. If you are experiencing hair loss, speak to a doctor through the Noah platform to get treatment. For more detail into the causes of hair loss, read our post about it here.
Dr Kevin Chua
General Practitioner
Is there a cure for hair loss?
There is no cure for hair loss, however there are medications that have been scientifically proven to be effective. Beware of any company claiming to be able to cure your hair loss, as there is no complete hair loss cure. The existing proven hair loss treatments that are prescribed at Noah may help you to reverse balding or decrease the rate of hair loss.
Dr Kevin Chua
General Practitioner
What can help with hair loss?
The oral prescription pill is taken daily, to block the hormones that stop hair growth from happening, eventually stimulating hair growth and preventing additional balding.
The topical serum does not require a prescription and can be bought over-the-counter. It works best for cases of new or mild to moderate hair loss, as it effectively stimulates hair regrowth. For men who notice symptoms of thinning hair, this works to help restore hair density.
At Noah, we carry 2 hair loss treatments (oral prescription pill and topical serum).
Dr Kevin Chua
General Practitioner
What can help with hair loss?
Common side effects include rashes, breast pain, pain in the testicles, problems with sexual desire, ejaculation or erection. Consult a medical provider if any of these side effects are serious, don’t go away or bother you. If you experience hives or trouble breathing (which can be symptoms of an allergic reaction), seek immediate medical attention.
Dr Kevin Chua
General Practitioner
How long does it take for hair loss treatment to start working?
While results will vary from person to person, it typically takes hair loss medication about three to four months of daily use before you start seeing visible changes in your hair. As long as you don’t experience any serious side effects, it is recommended that you continue taking the medication for a full year before determining that it has done all it is able to do for you.
Dr Kevin Chua
General Practitioner
Hair loss medication or hair restoration treatment—which is better?
Hair restoration treatment and hair loss medication each have pros and cons. In Singapore, common hair restoration treatments such as hair transplantation cost thousands of dollars, are time consuming and involve a few weeks of recovery. While they may be effective in returning hair to your head, hair restoration treatment may not be a viable option for everyone.
In contrast, hair loss medication is a more affordable treatment option and generally takes up less of your time, but may not provide you with the permanency or long-term solution that is a hair transplant. You consult a doctor here at Noah to help you assess what is the best hair loss treatment option for you.
Dr Kevin Chua
General Practitioner
