Weight loss & hair care.
For women.

Explore treatment
for weight loss.

Considering medication? Start with your health history to find out whether treatment may be right for you.

Start weight assessment
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Prescription treatment.
Subject to clinical review.

Medication is prescribed only when appropriate. Packaging is illustrative. Treatment and results vary.

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Considering weight-loss medication?

Tell us what you've tried, any medications you take, and what you'd like help with. Your answers give the clinician a place to start.

Find out where to start
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Hair-loss care.
For women.

More shedding? A widening part? Start with what's changed, so your hair concerns can be reviewed.

Start hair assessment

Treatment depends on the cause of hair loss and your medical history.

How online
care works.

Choose weight loss or hair loss. Each has its own assessment.

Tell us about you

Answer questions about your symptoms, health and medications.

Have your health reviewed

A clinician reviews your information to decide whether treatment is appropriate.

Understand your options

If eligible, review the treatment details and cost before choosing what to do next.

A few things
you might ask.

Where do I start?

Choose the weight-loss or hair-loss assessment. You'll answer questions about your health and the concern you'd like help with.

Does the assessment guarantee a prescription?

No. A clinician needs to review your medical history and decide whether treatment is appropriate. Completing the assessment doesn't guarantee a prescription.

Is the hair assessment for women?

Yes. Start with the changes you've noticed in your hair. Your medical history and symptoms help inform the review.

Can I get help with both weight and hair?

Yes, but each concern has a separate assessment. Choose one to start, then return here for the other.

Will I know the cost before I pay?

Review the full treatment price and any recurring charges before agreeing to pay. Submitting health information is not the same as purchasing treatment.

What would you like help with?