Coverage · South East
Hair loss treatment in the South East
Prescribed by GMC-registered doctors at 134 Harley Street, dispensed by our UK pharmacy partner and posted to you. Next working day across the South East once your prescription is approved.
What we see most in the South East
The South East is the region where patients most often arrive having already tried something. Pharmacy-supplied minoxidil foam is widely available across the commuter belt, and a large share of enquiries come from men who used it for a few months, saw the early shed, and stopped before it could work. That is worth saying plainly: the shedding phase is expected, it usually starts between two and six weeks in, and stopping during it is the single most common reason treatment appears to fail.
Delivery
Next working day across the South East
Plain packaging, £7 per order whatever the quantity.
If you would rather come in
Most of the South East is inside an hour of London by train, so attending Harley Street for a follow-up is realistic if you want it. Reading, Brighton, Oxford and Guildford are all direct.
Where we post in the South East
We treat patients anywhere in the UK, so this is not a limit on where we can help. It is simply where most of our South East patients are.
- Brighton
- Reading
- Oxford
- Milton Keynes
- Guildford
- Canterbury
- Southampton
- Portsmouth
- Basingstoke
- Maidstone
Prices are the same wherever you are
No regional pricing and no separate consultation fee. You are charged once a GMC-registered doctor has approved your prescription, not before.
Questions we get from South East patients
I stopped minoxidil because my hair got worse. Was that the wrong call?
Very likely, and it is the most common reason treatment appears to fail. Minoxidil pushes follicles into a new growth cycle, and the old hairs shed first. That shed typically starts between two and six weeks in and settles within a few weeks. Stopping during it means taking the cost and none of the benefit.
Can I get treated without taking time off work?
Yes. There is no appointment. The assessment is completed online whenever suits you, a GMC-registered doctor reviews it, and we reply within two hours during clinic hours on weekdays.
I bought minoxidil over the counter in a pharmacy. Why would I pay more here?
For the review, not the molecule. A pharmacy sells you a product; we work out whether it is the right one, at what strength, alongside what else, and then check how you respond. If over-the-counter 5% foam is genuinely all you need, a clinician will tell you that.
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