Blocks DHT
Finasteride reduces the hormone that shrinks follicles, slowing the underlying process rather than masking it.

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Doctor-prescribed treatment for hair loss — compounded in Canada and reviewed by a licensed clinician, shipped discreetly to your door.
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Male pattern hair loss is driven by DHT, a hormone that gradually shrinks follicles. Treatment works by interrupting that process — which is why starting earlier matters more than starting aggressively.
Curo prescribes topical and oral options, compounded in Canada and shipped discreetly, with clinician follow-ups included.
The treatments
Proven actives — minoxidil, finasteride and more — combined into compounded topical formulas made in Canada, plus a finasteride-free option.
Our strongest everyday formula — four actives, compounded in Canada.

The maximum-strength formula for aggressive thinning.

A finasteride-free formula — minoxidil, latanoprost, and cetirizine.

Prescription 5% minoxidil foam for daily regrowth support.

℞ Prescription drug or protocol. Prices shown are all-in and include consultation, prescribed treatment, follow-ups, and delivery. A prescription is never guaranteed.
How treatment works
Finasteride reduces the hormone that shrinks follicles, slowing the underlying process rather than masking it.
Minoxidil increases blood flow at the follicle and extends the active growth phase of the hair cycle.
Follicles respond slowly. Most people are advised to give treatment three to six months before assessing it, and to keep going if it works.
The process

Answer a few questions about your health and your goals. A licensed Canadian clinician reviews your answers and decides what is appropriate for you.

If you are prescribed, your treatment ships in plain, unbranded packaging — free, anywhere in Canada.

Message your care team whenever you need. Check-ins, dose adjustments and refills are part of your plan, not extra charges.
Answers
Mostly genetics and sensitivity to DHT, a testosterone derivative that gradually shrinks hair follicles. Stress, illness and nutrition can accelerate shedding.
Most people are advised to allow three to six months, with fuller results closer to a year. Shedding early in treatment is common and usually temporary.
Yes, generally. Treatment manages an ongoing genetic process rather than curing it, so stopping usually returns hair loss to its previous course over several months.
They work differently and are often combined. Your clinician will weigh your pattern of loss, your preferences and any side effect concerns.
A minority of men report side effects with finasteride, and topical minoxidil can cause scalp irritation. Both are things to raise with your clinician before and during treatment.






