The Maximus Hair Improvement Protocol uses personalized prescription treatments to help support thicker, fuller hair. The program targets the most common causes of hair thinning with topical or oral medications selected by your clinician based on your goals, symptoms, and medical history.
What the Protocol Is
Hair thinning often results from a combination of factors, including hormonal sensitivity (DHT), follicle miniaturization, inflammation, and changes in hair growth cycles. The Maximus protocol addresses these factors using prescription options such as:
Topical treatments (e.g., compounded formulas that may include dutasteride, minoxidil, tretinoin, fexofenadine)
Oral medications (e.g., oral minoxidil or other prescriptions determined by your clinician)
Your clinician will recommend a personalized plan based on your needs and health profile.
How It Works (High Level)
The protocol focuses on supporting healthier hair growth by:
Helping reduce the impact of DHT on hair follicles
Encouraging thicker, stronger strands through improved follicle activity
Supporting blood flow and nutrient delivery to the scalp
Reducing inflammation and supporting scalp health
These effects build gradually and vary from person to person.
Who It’s For
The Hair Improvement Protocol may be an option for individuals who are experiencing:
Early hair thinning
Widening part or reduced hair density
Thinning at the crown
Gradual receding at the hairline
Post-transplant maintenance needs
Eligibility is determined by a clinician after reviewing your health history, photos, and goals.
Who It May Not Be For
Some individuals may be better suited for other medical or dermatologic approaches depending on the type and cause of hair loss. Your clinician will advise if a different treatment is recommended.
What to Expect Over Time
Hair growth is a slow biological process. Many people notice:
Reduced shedding in the early phase
Subtle thickening or new growth in targeted areas over several months
Improved coverage and density over longer periods
Progress varies, and photos taken over time are often the most helpful way to assess changes. Your clinician will review your progress to guide any adjustments.
Treatment Formats
You may receive:
Topical treatments, applied to targeted areas to deliver medication directly to the scalp
Oral medications, prescribed when appropriate based on your medical history
Combination therapy, if recommended by your clinician for additional support
Your treatment plan is personalized and may evolve over time based on your response.
Monitoring and Follow-Up
Clinicians may request periodic photos or follow-up assessments to track progress. These reviews help guide decisions about your treatment plan and ensure that medications remain appropriate and effective.