Care For The Changes That Come With Thyroid And Hormone Conditions

Hashimoto’s, hypothyroidism, perimenopause and menopause can bring thinning hair, skin changes, low libido and lingering inflammation. Our clinicians look for the cause first, then treat what’s bothering you.

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Start with the cause

The Symptom Is Rarely The Whole Story

Treating thinning hair or skin changes on their own often falls short when an undertreated thyroid or shifting hormones are behind them. That’s why every treatment here sits inside thyroid and hormone care.

  • Thinning hair

    Hair thinning is common with hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s, and in perimenopause and menopause as estrogen falls. Low iron, low vitamin D and some medications can also play a part.

    What we check: Your thyroid levels and treatment, iron (ferritin), and where you are in perimenopause or menopause.

    Treatment options
  • Skin changes

    As estrogen falls in perimenopause and menopause, skin loses hydration and firmness. An underactive thyroid can also leave skin dry and dull.

    What we check: Your thyroid levels and your menopause symptoms, so treatment fits the rest of your care.

    Treatment options
  • Sexual health

    Changes in desire and arousal can come from falling estrogen and testosterone, an underactive thyroid, or medications such as some antidepressants.

    What we check: Your hormones, thyroid levels and current medications, which often explain more than the symptom alone.

    Treatment options
  • Inflammation and Hashimoto’s

    Hashimoto’s is an autoimmune condition. Some people keep having symptoms like fatigue and aches even when their thyroid levels are on target.

    What we check: Your thyroid levels, antibodies and current treatment, to make sure the basics are right first.

    Treatment options
Two ways to get care

Choose What Fits Where You Are

An online request, reviewed by a clinician

For people whose thyroid or hormone care is already on track and who want help with one specific concern.

  • A short health questionnaire about your symptoms, history and medications
  • A licensed clinician reviews it, usually within 24 to 48 hours
  • They may prescribe, ask for labs, or recommend a visit if that’s safer for you

Self-pay medication, billed only if prescribed

Choose a treatment
Treatments

Treatments Our Clinicians May Prescribe

Thinning hair

  • Oral Minoxidil

    Oral Minoxidil

    A once-daily capsule prescribed off-label to support hair regrowth in thinning or pattern hair loss — clinician-guided, delivered to your door.

    Online request

    From $24.35, medication billed only if prescribed

  • Topical Spironolactone

    Topical Spironolactone

    A compounded topical anti-androgen applied to the scalp, used off-label to target the hormonal driver of pattern hair thinning — clinician-guided, delivered to your door.

    Online request

    From $37.85, medication billed only if prescribed

Skin changes

  • Estriol Face Cream

    Estriol Face Cream

    A prescription topical estriol treatment designed to support smoother, more hydrated-looking skin and address visible changes in texture and fine lines associated with hormonal shifts.

    Online request

    From $37.85, medication billed only if prescribed

  • Estriol Eye Cream

    Estriol Eye Cream

    A prescription topical estriol treatment for the delicate under-eye area, designed to support hydration, smoother-looking texture, and the appearance of fine lines associated with hormonal changes.

    Online request

    From $37.85, medication billed only if prescribed

Sexual health

  • Arousal Cream

    Arousal Cream

    A prescription topical designed to support genital blood flow, sensitivity, and physical arousal — applied in the moment, not taken daily. Compounded and prescribed off-label after clinician review.

    Online request

    Starting at $37.85, billed only if prescribed

Inflammation and Hashimoto’s

  • Low-Dose Naltrexone

    Low-Dose Naltrexone

    A once-daily compounded medication used off-label to support immune balance and calm inflammation — for autoimmune conditions like Hashimoto's and lingering symptoms.

    Online request or live visit

    From $24.85, medication billed only if prescribed

Compounded drug products are not approved or evaluated for safety, effectiveness, or quality by the FDA. Rx required. All prescriptions follow a review by a licensed clinician, who decides whether treatment is appropriate for you.

Online requests

How An Online Request Works

  1. Share your health history

    A few minutes online about your symptoms, medications, thyroid and hormone history, and heart health.

  2. A clinician reviews it

    A licensed clinician checks your answers and decides whether the medication is right for you. If something needs a closer look, they’ll ask for labs or recommend a visit. You usually hear back within 24 to 48 hours.

  3. If prescribed, it’s delivered

    A licensed pharmacy prepares your medication and ships it to your door with its medication guide. Your clinician checks in before each refill to make sure it’s still right for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does a thyroid and hormone clinic offer these treatments?

Thinning hair, skin changes, low libido and lingering inflammation are some of the most common reasons our patients feel unlike themselves, and they’re often tied to thyroid conditions, Hashimoto’s, perimenopause and menopause. We offer treatment for them as part of that care, guided by clinicians who understand the conditions behind them.

Is Paloma an online pharmacy?

No. Paloma Health is a specialty clinic for thyroid and women’s hormone health. Every prescription follows a clinician’s review of your health history. If prescribed, your medication is prepared and shipped by a licensed pharmacy.

Should I book a visit or request a medication online?

If your symptoms are new, getting worse, or you haven’t had your thyroid or hormones checked recently, book a visit: a specialist looks for the cause and treats the underlying condition. An online request suits people whose thyroid or hormone care is already on track and who want help with one specific concern. Visits are $60 for members, or your insurance copay.

What happens after I send an online request?

A licensed clinician reviews your answers, including your symptoms, medications and health history, usually within 24 to 48 hours. They may prescribe the medication, ask for more information or labs, or recommend a visit instead if that’s the safer path for you.

What are compounded medications?

Medications prepared by a licensed pharmacy for an individual patient, for example in a dose or form that isn’t available commercially. Compounded drug products are not approved or evaluated for safety, effectiveness, or quality by the FDA.

What does “off-label” mean?

A medication is prescribed for a use other than the one it was originally approved for. It’s common and legal when a clinician judges it appropriate, and your clinician will explain the expected benefits and risks.

Can I get low-dose naltrexone online?

Yes. Low-dose naltrexone is available through an online request or a live visit. If you have Hashimoto’s and haven’t had your thyroid treatment reviewed recently, a visit lets your clinician look at both together.

Do I need insurance?

No. These medications are self-pay, and you’re billed only if a clinician prescribes them. Live visits can use your insurance where we’re in network.

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Talk With A Thyroid And Hormone Specialist

Not sure what’s behind your symptoms? A live visit looks at your thyroid, your hormones and your history together, and builds a plan with you.

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