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Hair loss, Malta

Hair loss has many causes: genetics, stress, nutritional deficiencies. A doctor helps you find yours and set priorities.

From€15/ month
  • Assessment of the likely cause
  • Treatment only if it's right for you
  • Results typically visible in 3–6 months
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Many causesGenetics, stress, deficiencies
Doctor-ledA plan based on your cause

Licensed EU doctors

Every case read by a registered doctor.

Reply in under 2 hours

On average, in writing, no video call.

Pay only if approved

Not approved? Refunded in full, automatically.

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4.8 from 540+ independent reviews.

Valid across the EU

E-prescription accepted at EU pharmacies.

Causes

What can cause hair loss

Knowing the cause decides the treatment.

Genetics

Androgenetic alopecia: gradual thinning at the temples or crown, or a widening part.

Stress, illness or childbirth

Telogen effluvium: sudden shedding months after a trigger, often temporary.

Low iron or vitamin D

Deficiencies can slow growth; a blood test can check.

Alopecia areata

Round patches of hair loss caused by the immune system.

Tight hairstyles

Traction alopecia from ponytails, braids or extensions.

Some medicines

Certain treatments list hair loss as a side effect.

Don't wait

When to see a doctor

Most hair loss is harmless, but treatment works best when it starts early. See a doctor if you notice:

  • Hair falling out in patches or clumps
  • Sudden shedding after illness, surgery or childbirth
  • Itching, redness or scaling on the scalp
  • Thinning that's getting faster
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Hair-loss treatments

Treatments a doctor may prescribe

Prescription only, after a medical review.

Ongoing treatment plan

For ongoing treatment and doctor-reviewed renewals.

From€15/ month
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One-off consultation

One consultation, one doctor, one decision.

€35/ once
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FAQs

Questions about hair loss

Hair loss3 questions
Can caída del cabello be treated through an online consultation?
An EU-licensed doctor reviews your case from the clinical questionnaire you complete in about 5-8 minutes. If there is a clinical indication, you receive an electronic prescription in less than 2 hours on average; if there is not, the doctor tells you why and the fee is refunded in full.
The plan is €15/month (billed €45 every 90 days). If the doctor does not approve a treatment, the fee is refunded in full. Medication is paid for separately at the pharmacy.
Yes. It is a Spanish-issued electronic prescription recognised at pharmacies across all 27 EU member states under Directive 2011/24/EU. In Spain the pharmacy scans the QR code; elsewhere in the EU the pharmacist dispenses the locally-marketed equivalent of the same active ingredient.

Keep the hair you've got

A doctor reviews your case in under 2 hours on average.

Start consultationNo charge unless a doctor approves your treatment.
All content on this page has been medically reviewed by: Dr. Alejandro Infante, General medicine, on 27 July 2026. Registration: 080869277 View profile

Pay nothing if a doctor doesn't approve your treatment. Every consultation is fully refundable. How refunds work

More about your care
An EU-licensed doctor, never an automated algorithm. Their licence number appears on the electronic prescription so any pharmacy can verify it.
In less than 2 hours on average. The reply lands in your private account, along with the prescription if one is issued, plus an email notification. The conversation stays in the in-account chat. We never use WhatsApp or SMS for clinical matters.

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