Hair Growth Solutions for Men
Struggling with hair thinning or early loss? You're not alone. At Grand Clinic, we take a personalized, medically guided approach to supporting healthy hair regrowth. Dr. Chastant offers science-backed, non-surgical treatments to help men improve hair density and slow progression—without relying on medications with systemic side effects.
Whether your hair changes are related to hormones, aging, or stress, we tailor your care using a mix of prescription and over-the-counter therapies to meet your unique goals.
Topical & Oral Therapies
Topical Minoxidil + Finasteride
Our custom-compounded blends combine Minoxidil (2–5%) and low-dose topical Finasteride (0.1–0.25%) to stimulate follicles and reduce DHT at the scalp—without the systemic effects of oral medications.
Latanoprost-Based Formulas
Latanoprost, originally developed for eye care, may support hair follicle stimulation. We offer pharmacy-compounded blends that may include Latanoprost, Minoxidil, and/or Spironolactone based on individual needs.
Spironolactone (Topical)
Used in specific cases, low-dose topical Spironolactone may help reduce scalp DHT sensitivity while avoiding hormonal side effects.
Tretinoin + Minoxidil
This combo enhances Minoxidil absorption and may lead to better results in resistant or advanced cases.
Supportive Nutrients & Scalp Health
- Biotin & Vitamin-Based Supplementation
Targeted supplements help support hair strength and structure, especially in cases of nutrient deficiency. - Caffeine & Vitamin-Infused Shampoos
Specialized formulations help cleanse and stimulate the scalp, delivering nutrients directly to the follicle base. - Ketoconazole Shampoo
This anti-inflammatory, DHT-inhibiting shampoo helps reduce scalp irritation and supports a healthier hair environment.
Custom Compounded Hair Care
We work with a licensed compounding pharmacy to create topical blends personalized to your needs. These custom creams, foams, or serums may include a combination of Minoxidil, Finasteride, Latanoprost, Spironolactone, or other approved agents—adjusted to your goals, tolerance, and health profile.
Note: Some compounded medications are not FDA-approved, but are prepared under the supervision of licensed pharmacies in accordance with applicable state and federal guidelines.
Why Men Trust Grand Clinic
- Personalized Treatment Plans: Every protocol is tailored to your hair loss type, health status, and goals.
- No Systemic DHT Blockers: We prioritize safety and avoid medications known for potential side effects like Finasteride and Dutasteride (oral).
- Compounded Solutions: Custom formulas combine multiple active ingredients in a single product for improved compliance and targeted effects.
- Doctor-Guided Approach: Dr. Chastant uses advanced lab testing and clinical insight to deliver care grounded in research—not just trends.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why don’t you use oral Finasteride or Dutasteride?
These medications have been linked to persistent side effects. We focus on topical alternatives that offer similar benefits without the same systemic risk.
What is Latanoprost and how does it work?
Latanoprost is a prostaglandin analog that may help stimulate hair follicle activity. We use it topically when clinically appropriate and well tolerated.
Do you offer PRP or injectable therapies?
No. Grand Clinic does not currently offer PRP or injectable hair restoration treatments.
How long before I see results?
Most patients begin noticing improvement in 3–6 months, with continued gains over time as follicles become healthier and more active.
Are compounded medications FDA-approved?
Compounded treatments are prepared by licensed pharmacies based on your provider’s prescription. While the individual ingredients may be FDA-approved, the custom formulation itself is not reviewed by the FDA.
Ready to Support Thicker, Healthier Hair?
Book a consultation with Dr. Chastant today to start a personalized hair restoration plan based on safe, effective, and medically guided solutions tailored to you.
Disclaimer: Grand Clinic does not offer PRP or injectable peptide therapies. Some compounded medications may not be FDA-approved but are prepared in compliance with applicable compounding regulations.
