Originally published February 2013; revised September 2026. This page previously listed branded products and made hair-growth claims. Their current availability and the earlier claims have not been confirmed. For current items, browse the Square shop and ask the studio about any product before ordering.
Start with the cause of hair loss
Different causes can call for different approaches. The American Academy of Dermatology explains that effective treatment starts with finding the cause and that no one treatment works for everyone. A qualified healthcare professional can evaluate sudden, unexplained or concerning hair loss and advise on medical treatments.
Compare claims with evidence
When considering a product, check its active ingredients, intended use, instructions, possible risks and evidence for your condition. Do not assume that a shampoo, supplement or cosmetic system has been shown to regrow hair. For non-surgical cosmetic coverage, see our hair replacement guide; for questions about currently stocked products, contact the studio.
What about ketoconazole shampoos? I’ve heard that they’re good for pre & post hair transplants. Do you guys have any experience with them?
Becca,
Ketoconazole shampoo is used to control dandruff. The use of it for pre or post hair transplants would have no benefit at all, unless the person had dandruff. The product we use is called MEDIceuticals it is FDA approved drugs and has clinically proven formulations for treating dandruff, psoriasis of the scalp, seborrheic dermatitis, fungi, and bacteria often associated with hair loss.
MEDIceuticals integrates modern pharmaceutical science with proven traditional medicine for the safest and most effective scalp and hair loss solutions