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Metformin 10% / Minoxidil 7% Serum for CCCA

Research shows Topical Metformin with Minoxidil can help regrow hair for women with CCCA. Even when patients  didn't respond to other treatments.

Why Metformin + Minoxidil? Metformin is a potent anti-fibrotic, anti-inflammatory, and anti-aging agent. It does so by decreasing TGF-Beta and increasing AMPK pathways in the skin. Metformin is an FDA approved ingredient for hair growth

Starting at $79 per month

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Vanishing Cream

We use an oil-water vanishing cream specifically designed to deliver medications.

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Science Backed

Metformin acts as an anti inflammatory and anti fibrotic agent in the skin, which may help CCCA.

Testimonials

Relief for patients

Why our patients love topical metformin + minoxidil  

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"Topical Metformin has reduced the burning and pain sensation tremendously with CCCA. I recommend it to anyone."

Janice S.

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“Its easy to apply and absorbs very quickly. I'm 4 months in and starting to see some early results with CCCA.”

Akhila L.

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THE PROCESS

How Oana works

Start your journey to better health with just a few clicks.

1

Complete a 5-min online visit

Fill out a brief intake on your medical history and specific health needs.

2

Shipped to your doorstep

All treatments are shipped directly to you with free shipping.

3

Ongoing Support

If prescribed, receive automatic refills and ongoing support online or over the phone

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