Hair Restoration & Regrowth
Hair Loss Treatment for Women & Men
Personalized hair loss treatment in Texas for women and men experiencing thinning, excessive shedding, hormonal hair loss, and changes in hair density. Our medically guided approach combines targeted treatment with evaluation of potential underlying causes to support healthier, stronger hair over time.
New Life Heal offers in-person hair loss consultations in Cedar Park and telehealth throughout Texas and Iowa, with treatment options that may include prescription oral medications, topical hair and scalp therapies, laboratory evaluation, and advanced peptide therapy when clinically appropriate.
How We Help:
•Female pattern hair loss
•Male pattern hair loss
•Postpartum hair shedding
•Hormonal hair thinning
• Thyroid-related hair loss
• Stress-related hair loss (telogen effluvium)
Who this is for:
✔️ Individuals experiencing thinning hair or shedding
✔️ Individuals with hormone-related hair loss
✔️ Individuals with medical related hair loss from thyroid issues, anemia, PCOS, postpartum hair loss, and nutrient deficiencies
LOOKING BEYOND THE SURFACE
Understanding Why Your Hair Is Thinning
✓ Hormones & Thyroid
Changes in estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, DHT, and thyroid function can disrupt the normal hair growth cycle and contribute to thinning or excessive shedding.
✓ Nutrition & Metabolic Changes
Low iron or ferritin, nutrient deficiencies, inadequate protein intake, and rapid weight loss can affect healthy hair production and trigger increased shedding.
✓ Stress, Genetics & Medical Factors
Genetics, physical or emotional stress, illness, medications, age, and other health conditions can all influence hair growth, density, and shedding.
Hair loss isn't always just a hair problem.
We evaluate your symptoms, medical history, and targeted labs to identify potential contributors and develop a more personalized hair restoration plan.
ORAL HAIR LOSS MEDICATIONS FOR WOMEN
Women’s Triple-Formulated Hair Loss Pill
Introducing our clinically formulated powerhouse trio combining Minoxidil, Finasteride, and Biotin
Helps support the hair growth cycle and may improve hair density and reduce thinning over time.
Helps reduce the conversion of testosterone to DHT, a hormone that can contribute to androgen-related hair thinning. Finasteride may be considered for appropriately selected women, particularly in certain cases of female-pattern hair loss.
An essential B vitamin involved in keratin production and normal hair health. Biotin supplementation may be beneficial when intake or biotin status is inadequate
Oral hair loss medications for men
Men’s Triple-Formulated Hair Loss Pill
Reclaim your confidence with our triple action pill, combining Minoxidil, Finasteride, and Biotin, made specifically for men battling hair loss
Minoxidil is used to support hair regrowth in both men and women. It works by improving blood flow and helping extend the hair growth phase of the follicle.
Finasteride is a prescription medication commonly used for male pattern hair loss. It works by reducing DHT, a hormone linked to follicle miniaturization and thinning hair.
Biotin is a B-vitamin that helps support healthy hair, skin, and nails. While biotin deficiency is uncommon, nutritional support may help optimize overall hair health as part of a comprehensive program.
ADVANCED HAIR RESTORATION FOR THINNING HAIR
Topical Hair Growth & Scalp Therapy
Targeted treatments designed to support healthier follicles, improve scalp health, and promote fuller, stronger-looking hair—right at the source. Explore our GHK-Cu Hair & Scalp Serum and Advanced Hair Growth Serum for personalized topical support.
Peptide-powered topical support designed to nourish the scalp, support healthy follicles, and promote stronger, fuller-looking hair.
A comprehensive topical formula designed to target thinning hair and support healthy hair growth with a more intensive approach.
NEXT-LEVEL HAIR RESTORATION
Advanced Injectable Peptide Hair Restoration
Go beyond traditional hair loss treatments with advanced peptide therapy designed to support follicle health, scalp rejuvenation, and the natural hair growth cycle.
GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring copper-binding peptide studied for its role in tissue remodeling, cellular signaling, and hair follicle biology. Our advanced peptide therapy offers a targeted approach for patients looking to support healthier hair and scalp function from within.
Benefits:
-Hair Follicle Support: Supports cellular processes involved in healthy follicle function.
-Hair Growth Cycle Support: Helps support the biological environment associated with healthy hair growth and maintenance.
-Scalp Health: Supports tissue repair and a healthier scalp environment.
-Stronger, Healthier-Looking Hair: Improves hair quality, density, and resilience.
This multi-peptide approach combines GHK-Cu with BPC-157 and TB-500–related peptide therapy to provide broader regenerative support beyond GHK-Cu alone. Each peptide has been investigated for different biological pathways involving cellular signaling, tissue remodeling, and repair.
GHK-Cu —
Supports cellular signaling and processes associated with healthy hair follicle and scalp function
BPC-157 —
Helps in tissue repair and regenerative signaling
TB-500 —
Helps with cell migration, tissue remodeling, and recovery processes
Ready to take the first step toward healthier, fuller hair?
Get a personalized treatment plan designed to identify the cause of your hair thinning and address shedding, receding hairline, and overall density loss.
Hair Loss Treatment FAQ's
The best treatment for women’s hair loss depends on the underlying cause, pattern of hair loss, medical history, and individual goals. Treatment may include oral hair loss medications, topical hair growth treatments, hormone optimization when appropriate, nutritional support, and advanced peptide therapies. At New Life Heal, treatment plans are personalized rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach.
Hair thinning in women can have many causes, including genetics, hormonal changes, menopause, thyroid dysfunction, iron or nutrient deficiencies, significant stress, rapid weight loss, certain medications, and medical conditions. Identifying potential contributing factors is an important part of developing an effective hair restoration plan.
Male-pattern hair loss, also called androgenetic alopecia, may be treated with options such as minoxidil, finasteride or other prescription therapies when appropriate, topical hair treatments, and supportive therapies. The best approach depends on the pattern and severity of hair loss, medical history, treatment goals, and potential risks and benefits of each medication
Yes. Changes in estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, and other hormones can influence the hair growth cycle. Hair thinning is particularly common during perimenopause and menopause, after pregnancy, and with certain hormonal imbalances. When indicated, evaluating hormone levels alongside other potential causes can help guide treatment.
GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring copper-binding peptide that has been studied for its involvement in cellular signaling, tissue remodeling, and processes relevant to hair follicle and skin biology. It is increasingly used in topical hair and scalp formulations. New Life Heal also offers advanced peptide therapy options when clinically appropriate.
Hair growth takes time because follicles move through natural growth and resting cycles. Some patients may begin noticing changes in shedding or hair quality within several months, while visible improvements in density can take 6–12 months or longer. Results and timelines vary depending on the cause of hair loss, treatment selected, consistency, and individual response.
Yes. New Life Heal offers personalized hair loss consultations through telehealth, allowing eligible patients to discuss their concerns, medical history, potential contributing factors, and treatment options with a licensed provider. Depending on your individual needs, your treatment plan may include prescription oral therapy, topical treatments, laboratory evaluation, or other clinically appropriate options.
In many cases, yes—but it depends on the cause and the health of the hair follicles. Hair loss related to nutritional deficiencies, hormonal changes, thyroid dysfunction, stress, or temporary shedding may improve when contributing factors are addressed. Genetic hair loss often requires ongoing treatment to help preserve existing hair and support growth. Earlier evaluation can provide more treatment options.
Lab testing can help identify underlying factors that may be contributing to hair loss, such as thyroid function, iron and ferritin, vitamin and nutrient levels, and hormones
Yes. Thyroid dysfunction can contribute to hair thinning, excessive shedding, and changes in hair texture or density. Both an underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism) and an overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism) can disrupt the normal hair growth cycle. When appropriate, thyroid testing can help identify whether thyroid function may be contributing to hair loss and guide a more personalized treatment plan.
Hair shedding can occur after rapid or significant weight loss, including weight loss while using GLP-1 medications. This is often related to changes in nutrition, calorie intake, physiological stress, or a temporary disruption of the hair growth cycle rather than the medication itself. Identifying contributing factors and supporting adequate protein, iron, vitamins, and overall nutrition may be an important part of treatment.