Coverage · South West
Hair loss treatment in the South West
Prescribed by GMC-registered doctors at 134 Harley Street, dispensed by our UK pharmacy partner and posted to you if treatment is appropriate.
What we see most in the South West
Distance is the practical issue in the South West, and it is exactly the problem a remote service solves. Access to private dermatology thins out west of Bristol, and a Cornwall or Devon patient who wants a prescriber who actually specialises in hair loss has historically had to travel for it. Nothing about reviewing a hair loss case requires you to be in the room: the assessment is history, pattern and photographs, and the prescription is posted.
Delivery
Posted to your address in the South West
Plain packaging. The pharmacy confirms delivery timing when your order is dispatched.
If you would rather come in
Bristol and Bath are around 90 minutes from Paddington; Exeter and Plymouth considerably further. For most South West patients the remote pathway is not a compromise, it is the sensible option.
Where we post in the South West
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 West patients are.
- Bristol
- Bath
- Exeter
- Plymouth
- Bournemouth
- Swindon
- Gloucester
- Truro
- Taunton
- Salisbury
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.
Oral tablet
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Priced after clinical assessment
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View product →Questions we get from South West patients
I am in Cornwall. Does the distance affect my care?
No. The assessment is history, pattern and photographs, and none of that improves by being done in person. The pathway is the same wherever you live: the assessment is online, and treatment, if appropriate, is posted to you.
There is no hair loss specialist near me. Is remote care a compromise?
It is the opposite of a compromise here. The alternative for most South West patients has been a GP who sees hair loss occasionally, or a long trip to Bristol or London. A clinician who reviews hair loss cases daily, reachable without travelling, is usually better care rather than worse.
What if my hair loss turns out not to be pattern baldness?
Then we say so and do not prescribe for it. Diffuse thinning across the whole scalp has a longer list of causes than androgenetic alopecia, and we would rather arrange blood tests through WMG Healthcare, or refer you on, than issue a prescription that cannot work.
Elsewhere in the UK