For men and women.

Doctor led hair programme

Thinning hair deserves a proper medical answer.

A personalised hair programme designed and monitored by MMC registered doctors. Topical treatment, hair growth supplements, and prescription options where clinically appropriate, all reviewed online.

MMC REGISTERED · ONLINE CONSULT · DISCREET DELIVERY

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Reviewed by licensed doctorsNo clinic queuePrivate and confidentialDelivered to your door

Find your pattern

Which one looks like yours?

Different patterns of hair loss have different causes, and they need different treatment. Select the ones that feel familiar and a doctor will review them with you.

Tap a card to select. Pick as many as you like.

Close up of a man's forehead showing a hairline receding at the temples.

Receding hairline

Androgenetic

  • Hairline moves back at the temples
  • Runs in the family, builds slowly

63%1of men in a Singapore study

Top down view of a man's head showing thinning hair at the crown.

Crown thinning

Androgenetic

  • Thinning at the crown or vertex
  • Often spotted in photos first

Most common2pattern in Asian men

Top down view of a woman's scalp showing a widened centre parting.

Wider parting

Female pattern

  • Parting looks wider over time
  • Thinning spreads evenly, not at one point

52%3of postmenopausal women

Close up of a scalp with a round smooth patch of hair loss.

Patchy loss

Alopecia areata

  • Round or oval bald patches
  • Comes on suddenly, needs a doctor

1 in 504lifetime chance

An open palm holding a cluster of shed hair strands.

Sudden shedding

Telogen effluvium

  • More hair in the shower or on the pillow
  • Follows childbirth, illness or stress

2 to 3 months5after the trigger

Side profile of a woman with hair tied back in a bun, showing thinning along the front hairline.

Hairline tension

Traction

  • Thinning at the front or above the ears
  • From tight buns, ponytails or braids

2 in 36women who tie hair tightly

Several patterns look alike. A doctor can tell them apart.

Selecting a pattern is not a diagnosis.

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Your programme

Your plan may include one, or all three.

Hair responds best when treatment is consistent and adjusted over time. Which of these apply to you is a decision for your doctor, made after reviewing your assessment.

A topical treatment bottle

Topical treatment

A treatment applied directly to the scalp as part of a daily routine. Your doctor advises on strength and how to fit it into your day, since staying consistent matters more than anything else.

ROUTINE
Daily, at home
GUIDANCE
Strength advised by your doctor
REVIEW
Adjusted at follow up

What the programme includes

  • Doctor consultation
  • A plan built around your assessment
  • Treatments delivered discreetly
  • Ongoing follow up
  • Care team access between reviews
  • PDPA compliant privacy
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No commitment to treatment. Your consultation tells you if this is right for you.

Treatments are recommended or prescribed only where clinically appropriate, following an individual consultation with a registered doctor. Not every treatment shown applies to every person. Product images are illustrative.

How it works

From first question to first delivery.

Four steps, all of it online, and a doctor involved from the start.

Step 1 of 3

A woman answering health questions on her phone.2 MIN

1. Book with a doctor

  • Pick a time that suits you, including evenings.
  • Answer a few questions about your hair and health.
A woman on a video call with a doctor on her phone.15 TO 30 MIN

2. Speak with a doctor

  • An MMC registered doctor, by video or chat.
  • They decide whether treatment is suitable for you.
A woman opening a plain unmarked delivery box.WITHIN 24 HOURS

3. Your plan arrives

  • Delivered anywhere in Malaysia.
  • Discreet, unmarked packaging.

Dispatch timing may vary outside the Klang Valley.

ONGOING

4. Your doctor keeps reviewing

Hair changes slowly, so your plan is checked at regular follow ups and adjusted as things develop. You can reach your care team in between.

See what the first months look like
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What to expect

Hair works on its own timeline.

Hair grows in cycles, so change is gradual. Knowing what to expect from the start makes it far easier to stay with it.

MONTH 1 TO 2

Settling into routine

The habit forming stage. Some people notice more shedding early on, which is a normal part of the hair cycle, and your doctor will talk you through it if it happens.

MONTH 3 TO 4

Paying closer attention

The point at which most people start looking more carefully at texture and density. Staying consistent matters more here than anything else you can do.

MONTH 6 AND BEYOND

Reviewed and adjusted

Your doctor assesses how things have developed and adjusts your plan accordingly. This is a long term condition, so reviews continue rather than stop.

Individual experiences vary. Your doctor will set realistic expectations with you based on your own assessment.

YOUR CARE TEAM

Every plan is reviewed by a registered doctor.

Your assessment is read by a doctor registered with the Malaysian Medical Council, not processed by a system. The same team handles your follow ups.

Portrait of Dr Rowena Lau

Dr Rowena Lau

MBBS · Hair Loss Support

  • 10+ years clinical experience
  • Primary care & wellness support
Portrait of Dr Hashini

Dr Hashini

MD · Hair Loss Support

  • 10+ years medical experience
  • Internal medicine & metabolic care
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Dr Kuhaneisan

MD · Hair Loss Support

  • 6+ years clinical experience
  • Acute care & primary assessment
Portrait of Dr Amirul Farhan

Dr Amirul Farhan

MD · Hair Loss Support

  • 5+ years clinical experience
  • Primary care & telemedicine support

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Doctors are assigned based on availability. You will know who reviewed your assessment, and you can ask for the same doctor at follow up where possible.

WHY ONLINE CARE

Two ways to get the same care.

Both routes end with a registered doctor deciding what is right for you. The difference is how you get there.

Typical clinic route
Hello Doktor
Waiting time
Appointment slots and travel to the clinic
Assessment completed online at your own pace
Privacy
Shared waiting area
Handled privately from your phone
Follow up
Booked as a separate visit
Scheduled check ins built into the programme
Plan adjustments
Reviewed at your next appointment
Raised with your doctor between visits
Medication collection
Collected in person
Delivered discreetly to your address

Waiting time

Typical clinic route

Appointment slots and travel to the clinic

Hello Doktor

Assessment completed online at your own pace

Privacy

Typical clinic route

Shared waiting area

Hello Doktor

Handled privately from your phone

Follow up

Typical clinic route

Booked as a separate visit

Hello Doktor

Scheduled check ins built into the programme

Plan adjustments

Typical clinic route

Reviewed at your next appointment

Hello Doktor

Raised with your doctor between visits

Medication collection

Typical clinic route

Collected in person

Hello Doktor

Delivered discreetly to your address

Neither route is better medicine. One of them just fits around your week.

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Questions

Common questions.

Hair loss is common and most people never raise it. In a Singapore community study, 81% of the men who had it had never sought help, because they did not think of it as something a doctor could look at.

Your hair does not have to be something you just accept.

Start with a few questions, and let a registered doctor tell you what is actually going on.

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