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What Are the Treatments for Hair Loss? For cosmetic purposes, or after hair loss from surgical or drug treatments, many people turn to wigs, hairpieces, and hair weaving. Certain drugs, Propecia and Regaine may slow hair loss, and alternative treatments, Alpecin, may bolster the health of remaining hair, but no treatment is likely to replace a full head of hair. Some people may benefit from the following hair loss treatments: More than 70% of users of Regaine claim that it can thicken hair and slow hair loss, but it is not considered effective in men who already have extensive male pattern baldness. Regaine works on hair follicles to reverse their shrinking process to stimulate new hair growth. Side effects of Regaine appear to be minimal, but in some users Regaine may cause skin irritation. Regaine is approved for use in men and women. It's available over-the-counter and the online pharmacy at Asset Chemist. Propecia (finasteride). Originally used in higher doses for the treatment of prostate problems, Propecia is now being used for male pattern baldness. Propecia works by blocking the formation of the male hormones in the skin that can cause hair loss. Propecia is available by prescription from our online doctor and is taken once a day in pill form.