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Hair, Skin & Appearance

Honest odds, real medicine.

Hair loss and skin health reviewed by a clinician who will tell you what is realistically likely to work — and what is not worth your money.

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In this categoryHair lossHair retentionSkin healthPhoto reviewExpectations

Programs in Hair, Skin & Appearance

Every one starts with a provider reading your history.

Hair RetentionPhoto reviewQuarterlyHair RetentionClinician-reviewed options for pattern hair loss, with honest expectations.View program →Testosterone CareLabs requiredMonthly follow-upTestosterone CareLabs, evaluation and provider-managed therapy with monitoring that doesn't lapse.View program →

How care works here

1

Tell us what you want to fix.

And where you live, so we can check licensure.

2

Make an account, pick a program.

Pricing and terms shown before you pay.

3

Complete your health history.

In the MyOrbit Health intake, entered from here.

4

A provider reviews it.

Including any labs they've ordered.

5

If it's appropriate, care begins.

With follow-up already scheduled.

Our clinical standard

We will tell you the base rates

A short list of options has real evidence for hair. We prescribe from that list after review, photograph progress on a schedule, and tell you honestly when something is not working.

A short, evidence-backed set of options — nothing else.
Quarterly photo review against a proper baseline.
An honest stop point if results do not come.
Lab work detail

Hair, Skin & Appearance questions

A short list of options with real evidence behind them. Your provider prescribes from that list after reviewing your pattern and history — and labels everything else as what it is.

You submit photos in consistent light on a schedule, and your provider tracks change against your baseline rather than guessing from memory.

Hair cycles are slow, so reviews are set accordingly. We do not publish timelines, because we would be guessing about you specifically.

It can be. Where the picture suggests it, your evaluation extends to thyroid and hormones rather than stopping at the scalp.

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