HAAREX
Haarex Multivitamin
Vitamin & Supplement
Nutritional support for hair growth
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Product Details
HAAREX.TRANSFIX Multivitamin est un complément nutraceutique qui apporte tous les nutriments nécessaires pour renforcer le cheveu et favoriser sa croissance. Formule brevetée associant le Zinc — qui contribue à la synthèse des protéines et protège des dommages oxydatifs — à la Biotine, qui transforme les nutriments en énergie et soutient le maintien du cheveu. La Kératine apporte force et flexibilité à la fibre capillaire, tandis que le Fer transporte l'oxygène jusqu'à la racine et aide à réduire la chute — pour une repousse saine, sans compromis.
Nutraceutique 100 % sans médicaments
Formulé par des dermatologues avec des ingrédients naturels, ce complément améliore la croissance du cheveu sans recourir à des médicaments sur ordonnance. La formule contient du β-Sitostérol et de la Daidzéine — des actifs qui bloquent la conversion de la Testostérone en DHT en inhibant la 5α-réductase. Le DHT est la cause principale de la miniaturisation du follicule responsable du dégarnissement et de la chute, chez l'homme comme chez la femme.
Réduit la chute
Le Fer présent dans la formule achemine l'oxygène jusqu'à la racine du cheveu et contribue à réduire la chute. Le Zinc participe à la synthèse des protéines et à la protection contre les dommages oxydatifs, tandis que la Biotine convertit les nutriments en énergie et soutient le métabolisme des follicules pileux.
Recommandé pour
Les patients en phase de récupération après une greffe de cheveux, les personnes constatant un début de dégarnissement, et toute personne souhaitant une routine quotidienne de soutien sans médicaments en complément de sa routine capillaire.
Ingrédients Actifs
Every ingredient earns its place. Here is what each one does.
B
Biotin
Water-soluble B-vitamin that supports keratin infrastructure. Helps maintain hair strength and reduces brittleness.
Z
Zinc
Essential trace mineral involved in hair follicle function and protein synthesis. Deficiency is associated with diffuse shedding.
I
Iron
Low ferritin is one of the most common reversible causes of telogen effluvium. Supplementation supports oxygen delivery to the follicle.
K
Keratin (hydrolyzed)
The structural protein of the hair shaft. Hydrolyzed keratin delivers amino acid precursors the follicle can actually use.
Β
β-Sitosterol
Plant sterol studied for its role in modulating androgen activity around the follicle — a drug-free alternative approach.
D
Daidzein (Soy Isoflavone)
Phytoestrogen that supports follicle health alongside β-sitosterol in the Haarex DHT-modulating stack.
Recommandé par les Médecins
Independent physicians who have evaluated the formulation.
"Micronutrient support is a well-documented adjunct in the workup of diffuse shedding. A targeted formulation with zinc, iron and biotin addresses the most common reversible deficiencies."
Stephen Ostrowski, MD, Dermatologist
Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston
"For patients who prefer a drug-free approach, a multivitamin with added phytosterols is a reasonable first-line nutraceutical option."
Alexander Enk, MD, Professor of Dermatology
University Hospital Heidelberg
"Patient adherence improves dramatically when they have a single daily capsule rather than four separate supplements. That simplicity matters clinically."
Miguel Andrade, MD, Trichologist
Hospital da Luz, Lisbon
"We recommend this to patients before and after hair transplant to support the telogen-to-anagen transition. It is not a substitute for minoxidil or finasteride — it is an adjunct."
Mustafa Ekrem Güleş, MD, Medical Director
Estetica Istanbul
Questions Fréquemment Posées
How long before I see results?
Hair growth cycles are slow. Expect reduced shedding at 6–8 weeks and visible density changes at 3–6 months with daily use. If nothing has changed by month 4, consult a dermatologist — a nutraceutical cannot correct androgenetic alopecia on its own.
Can I take this with finasteride or minoxidil?
Yes. This is a nutraceutical / topical, not a prescription drug — no known interaction with finasteride, dutasteride, or topical/oral minoxidil. Many of our post-transplant patients stack all three.
Is it safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
Because the formulation contains phytoestrogens (daidzein, β-sitosterol), we do not recommend use during pregnancy or lactation. Speak to your doctor before starting.
Should I take it before or after a hair transplant?
Both. Starting 4–8 weeks pre-op helps optimize nutrient status at the time of grafting. Continuing for at least 6 months post-op supports the shock-loss-to-regrowth transition.
What is the recommended dose?
One capsule per day, with food, for at least 3 months to complete a full follicular cycle. Some patients stay on it indefinitely as a maintenance supplement.
Can I take it if I am already on a multivitamin?
Check for overlap — particularly zinc, iron, and biotin. Stacking two multivitamins can push zinc above 40 mg/day, which interferes with copper absorption. One targeted formula is usually enough.
Does it work for women with hair loss?
Yes. The formulation is designed to be suitable for both men and women, particularly for female pattern hair loss and post-partum telogen effluvium where iron and ferritin are often low.
