Finasteride
DHT pathwayA medicine that reduces the conversion of testosterone to DHT. This plan applies finasteride to the scalp.
A scalp-applied treatment option for suitable adult men. Clear ingredients, a considered routine and clinical review before treatment.
Care starts with a clinical review.Supply is subject to prescriber approval.Strengths confirmed by your prescriber.
Then £39.99 every month for ongoing treatment.
A clinician confirms the treatment and instructions. Check the full order terms and any delivery charges before payment.
Already a Volumize member? Manage your plan ↗Finasteride, minoxidil and azelaic acid in a scalp-applied routine. Your clinician confirms the strengths and whether the combination is appropriate.
A medicine that reduces the conversion of testosterone to DHT. This plan applies finasteride to the scalp.
A topical medicine used in male pattern hair loss to support hair growth. Suitability and response vary.
Included in this topical combination. Your clinician explains its role within your prescribed preparation.
Use the concentrations and quantity on your prescription and dispensing label. Ask your pharmacist about the complete ingredient list.
From your initial assessment to questions about your routine, there is a clear route to support.
A prescriber reviews suitability before treatment can be supplied.
If prescribed, your chosen supply period arrives with treatment instructions.
Contact Volumize about your care, side effects or managing your plan.
Your label confirms how much and how often to apply. Use once or twice daily only as prescribed.
Read safety information ↗Part your hair so the spray reaches the scalp. Follow the preparation instructions supplied with your medicine.
Apply only to the scalp areas directed by your prescriber. Avoid the eyes and face, and do not inhale the mist.
Wash your hands afterwards. Allow the solution to dry before styling or going to bed, and prevent transfer to other people.
This combination may be supplied as an unlicensed preparation. Your prescriber explains its status, benefits, risks and alternatives.
An unlicensed preparation does not have its own UK marketing authorisation. Off-label use means a licensed medicine is used outside its authorised conditions. A prescriber must explain the proposed preparation and why it may be appropriate for you.
Share your medical history, allergies, current medicines and scalp products. Mention heart or blood pressure problems, an irritated scalp, previous treatment side effects and any sudden, patchy or unexplained hair loss.
Follow the missed-dose advice supplied with your preparation, or ask your pharmacist. Do not use extra spray to make up for a missed application.
Ask the dispensing pharmacist for the complete ingredients of your actual preparation. Check the supplied leaflet and label before use, especially if you have sensitive skin or a known allergy.
The Promise has specific conditions and claim requirements. Review the full current terms before relying on it. It is a conditional refund programme, not a guarantee of hair regrowth.
Topical treatment can have local and systemic side effects. Read the information supplied with your own preparation.
Irritation, redness, itching, dryness or unwanted hair growth can occur. Stop and seek advice for persistent irritation or a severe reaction.
Finasteride can enter the bloodstream through the skin. Sexual and mood symptoms have been reported with compounded topical products; seek medical advice promptly. With minoxidil, stop and seek advice for chest pain, a fast heartbeat, dizziness or swelling.
Keep the medicine away from children. Avoid transfer to others, especially anyone pregnant or who could become pregnant. Do not swallow it. Seek emergency help for breathing difficulty, collapse or a severe allergic reaction.
Background information: UK topical minoxidil patient information and FDA advice on compounded topical finasteride. These do not replace the instructions for your specific preparation. Report suspected side effects through the MHRA Yellow Card scheme.
About the spray, your routine and the next step.
The Volumize topical plan contains finasteride, minoxidil and azelaic acid. Your prescription confirms the concentrations and application instructions. Check the dispensing label and ask the pharmacist about other ingredients or allergies.
Yes. A prescriber needs to assess your hair loss, medical history and current medicines before deciding whether this treatment is suitable. Choosing a supply period does not constitute a prescription or clinical approval.
Yes. New patients — and anyone who hasn’t had a supply from us in the last 12 months — pay £23.49 for their first month, then £39.99 each month for ongoing treatment. Other returning patients pay £39.99 a month. You are only charged if a clinician approves your treatment. Confirm delivery charges, payment arrangements and complete subscription terms before payment.
Follow your own dispensing label. Volumize describes application once or twice daily as directed, allowing it to dry fully. Your prescriber or pharmacist confirms the number of sprays and the routine for the preparation you receive.
Hair changes develop gradually. Your clinician will advise when to review your progress; several months of consistent use may be needed. Response varies and regrowth is not guaranteed. Take comparable photos and contact the team with concerns.
Tell your clinician about every tablet, scalp product, supplement and device you use. They should review the combination before you add anything or change your prescribed routine.
Volumize offers account-based plan management. Sign in or contact the team to discuss your options, and check the current notice periods and order terms. Ask your clinician before stopping or switching prescribed treatment.
The Promise is a conditional refund programme with eligibility, treatment-use, photo-tracking and claim-window requirements. It does not guarantee regrowth. Read the full current terms.
Ask about suitability, the assessment or your existing plan. The Volumize team can help you find the right route.

Volumize clinical assessment
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