Shedding risk rises with the amount of weight lost — it's reported more often in people who lose over 20% of their body weight than in those who lose less. The older, gentler GLP-1s barely show the signal at all.
That's useful news: the trigger is something you can support nutritionally, and the follicle usually recovers. Take the quiz to find your starting point.

The hair matrix is one of the fastest-dividing tissues in your body. When calories drop sharply, it's one of the first things your body deprioritizes — before you notice anything else.
Supporting protein, iron and vitamin D while you're losing weight gives the follicle what it stopped receiving. Take the quiz to see what yours may be missing.

In our clinical trial, scalp moisture loss dropped by nearly 70% over 24 weeks. A dry, depleted scalp is a harder place for new hair to grow.
Restoring the scalp environment is a measurable part of the protocol, not an afterthought. Take the quiz to see your scalp's starting point.

30 years as a board-certified dermatologist, Dr. Yoram Harth kept seeing GLP-1 patients with hair loss and nothing built to fix it. So he built one: a topical serum that restores the scalp environment, a medicated shampoo that supports it, and supplements that replace what restricted eating depletes.

GLP-1 hair loss involves nutrition, the scalp environment and the growth cycle at once. Products built for only one of those are solving a third of the problem.


That's why every MDhair kit works on all three together. The quiz decides the balance.