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  • maluco
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2020
    • 5

    MHR Clinic UK

    Hi All,

    First time poster here

    I;ve been considering my hair for many years now recently took the plunge by going into a clinic in the UK called MHR clinic.

    They went through treatment options for me and thankfully said I shouldn't need surgery.

    They did however say that they would want to tackle my crown and general density of hair with:-

    1. Low level laser therapy every two weeks
    2. A custom prescription minoxidil med
    3. 3 x herbal tablets
    4. Finasteride at 1mg per day

    For this they quoted £4,000 for a years worth of treatment

    I just wondered if this sounded about right, a good deal or overpriced?

    Also if anyone has had experience with MHR?

    Any help appreciated!

    Mal
  • Spex
    Dr Representative
    • Nov 2008
    • 4289

    #2
    Hey,

    I'm based in the UK and have had a great deal involvement with UK patients for over 20 years. With all due respect i feel this is all a simple way to take your money based on your possible desperation and there's a company call AHS who do exactly the same ( who've not got the most ethical of reputations ), when you could simply.

    1. Buy a laser cap / comb ( I am not a big believe in them or their success ... ) for very little and use it way more than every 2 weeks....., you can use it everyday.

    2. A "Custom" Minoxidil will simply be minoxidil .....which you can buy a years supply for example here : Minoxidil foam for £130.00

    3. "Herbal tablets" ..... Treat your self and you can buy Vitamin B complex and a range of other tablets ( which will do very little to stop hair loss ) etc from Holland and Barrett for peanuts for hair health. See list here :

    10 Hair Health Tips to Start 2018 Right Any bloke who worries about his hair will be less interested in New Years Resolutions and more concerned with how to hold on to the ever-more sparse thatch hes dealing with. The thing is, those virtuous self-promises work out more, eat better, cut back on beer are completely


    4. Get a legit Private Gp prescription for over a years supply of generic finasteride £160.00 for example. This is what many informed patients do as a much more cost effective way of getting finasteride or speak to your own GP and the prescription for 5mg finasteride which you can cut into 5ths will cost you literaly £10.00.

    Info here on finasteride to help: https://www.spexhair.com/uk-finasteride-prescriptions/


    You've been quoted £4000.00 for what you can easily obtain for £500.00


    Use the forum to gain confirmation on all i've said about and feel free to drop me a line if i can help. Don't rush into anything as you can easily save yourself a small fortune if you press pause and do a small amount of reading here.

    Regards
    Spex
    A world renowned hair loss and hair transplant adviser. Spex has received several hair transplant procedures along with appropriate treatments!
    Visit my website: SPEXHAIR

    Watch regular segments and interviews on The Bald Truth UK show

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    I am not a doctor or medical professional and my words should not be taken as medical advice. All opinions expressed are my own unless stated otherwise. Always consult with your own family doctor prior to embarking on any form of hair loss treatment or surgery.

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    • maluco
      Junior Member
      • Jan 2020
      • 5

      #3
      Hey Spex,

      Thanks for the information.

      I believe the full run down of the treatment was:-

      1. Zinc Citrate oral vitamin
      2. Milk Thistle oral tablet
      3. Saw Palmetto oral tablet
      4. Saw Palmetto shampoo
      5. LLLT every 2 weeks
      6. The "custom" minoxidil. Now this was 10% stuff with azelaic acid and a proportion of alcohol that made it absorb better apparently.

      Everything seems pretty normal until I got to the Minoxidil - is it possible to get 10% minoxidil and just add the azelaic acid?

      He also said that Rogaine was a poor form of minoxidil as the foam absorbed more in the hair than on the scalp so he didn't recommend that?

      I'm inclined to agree now you've laid it out like that though - £4000 seems steep!

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      • Spex
        Dr Representative
        • Nov 2008
        • 4289

        #4
        Dude,

        He is bound to down play Rogaine the absolute corner stone of MPB defence since the dawn of time in order to up sell you his stuff. It’s classic ! His gear is really not worth the £3.5kat all ...... look at the maths.

        If you read through and apply some common sense you’ll save yourself a great deal of money. In my opinion.


        Regards
        Spex
        A world renowned hair loss and hair transplant adviser. Spex has received several hair transplant procedures along with appropriate treatments!
        Visit my website: SPEXHAIR

        Watch regular segments and interviews on The Bald Truth UK show

        View Media interviews www.spexhair.media

        Subscribe to my YouTube Channel : SpexHair Youtube

        I am not a doctor or medical professional and my words should not be taken as medical advice. All opinions expressed are my own unless stated otherwise. Always consult with your own family doctor prior to embarking on any form of hair loss treatment or surgery.

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        • jdlondon
          Junior Member
          • Mar 2019
          • 27

          #5
          Thanks for all this spex!!

          I'm about to start topical finasteride. Is it efficient in your opinion? I have been prescribe the dose 0.25%
          Would love to hear your thoughts on this.

          J

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          • Alan694
            Junior Member
            • Jan 2020
            • 4

            #6
            It works. It also messes up sex drive and can give you gyno because by reducing DHT, estrogen levels increase.

            If you want to use it, I would research aromatase inhibitors. Aromasin would be most suitable.

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            • Alan694
              Junior Member
              • Jan 2020
              • 4

              #7
              I can't seem to edit my posts. Didn't notice you had said topical fina at first. Probably the same applies, but I can't comment on its effectiveness having never used it that way, only oral.

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              • tomusa0106
                Junior Member
                • Nov 2022
                • 6

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