Hair Force One Beverly Hills
(Vitamin C • Zinc • Biotin • Iron • Niacinamide • Methylcobalamin)
People who care about hair growth want more than a “hair vitamin.” They want a formula that covers real gaps, plays well with medication plans, and fits a week that includes early calls, gym sessions, and freeway time on the Westside. Within that reality, Hair Force One is our physician-directed hair nutrition capsule: Vitamin C, Zinc, Biotin, Iron, Niacinamide (B3), and Methylcobalamin (B12) in a plan that’s measured, monitored, and easy to keep.
At Physique26 in Beverly Hills, Hair Force One supports common hair concerns—pattern thinning, seasonal shed, post-weight-change telogen—without hype. It’s a supplement with rules, not a promise in a bottle.
Hair Force One is a simple, high-value stack in capsule form. The formula targets known rate-limiters for growth and caliber, per serving: Vitamin C 250 mg, Zinc 12.5 mg, Biotin 2.5 mg, Iron 10 mg, Niacinamide 250 mg, and Methylcobalamin 500 mcg. That mix supports collagen formation, non-heme iron uptake, cellular energy, keratin production, and oxygen delivery to follicles. It’s dispensed with guidance, folded into an overall plan, and adjusted when labs or life call for it.
Adults with androgenetic thinning, people seeing diffuse shed during rapid weight change, and patients who prefer a once-a-day habit over a counter full of bottles. If you’re on GLP-1s or managing a tight nutrition window, this is a practical way to keep cofactors covered.
Anyone with known iron overload, complex anemia, uncontrolled thyroid disease, or pregnancy should have a direct conversation with the team before starting.
Vitamin C supports collagen and helps your gut absorb non-heme iron. Iron carries oxygen; low ferritin means hair cycles shorten and shafts get finer. Zinc supports tissue repair and scalp health. Niacinamide aids cellular energy and barrier function. Biotin and B12 support keratin and turnover when intake or labs trend low. A single cofactor rarely solves hair loss. This formula covers the usual suspects at once and leaves medication work—like DHT control and anagen support—to their lanes.
The visit is brief and focused. We note patterns and duration, grab standardized photos, and review triggers like illness, weight change, and traction habits. Labs add value when history suggests a gap: CBC, ferritin/iron studies, thyroid panel, vitamin D, and B12. One important note: high-dose biotin can distort certain blood tests. We’ll give a hold timing before thyroid or cardiac labs and document it in your chart.
Most patients take two capsules once a day or one capsule twice a day. Consistency beats perfection. Iron absorbs better away from calcium, coffee, tea, and fiber-heavy meals; Vitamin C in the capsule helps non-heme iron uptake. Some people do well with iron on alternate days when stomach issues show up—an easy switch we can try.
Medication timing matters. Separate iron from levothyroxine by at least four hours. Give zinc space from tetracyclines and quinolone antibiotics—two hours before or four to six hours after. If you’re taking a proton-pump inhibitor, we’ll adjust the timing so iron has a fair chance.
Mild constipation, stomach upset, or metallic taste can happen with iron. Zinc can unsettle an empty stomach. Niacinamide in this form avoids flushing seen with niacin. A history of iron overload or unexplained high ferritin levels requires a consultation before use. If side effects don’t settle with food, dosing changes, or a short pause, message the team and we’ll adjust.
The first two months set the habit and settle tolerance. Shedding often steadies by month three or four, especially when ferritin trends up. By months six to twelve, many see denser coverage at the part and crown, better shine, and stronger styling. Photos make it obvious. Keep going for durability; stop, and the system drifts back to baseline over time.
Hair Force One covers the nutrition lane while medication and procedure lanes do their work. If you’re on Cedar Oral (finasteride and low-dose oral minoxidil), this capsule supports iron and cofactor status so follicles can respond. If you’re planning PRP or microneedling for hair, we stage supplements and in-office care on a calendar you can keep. If you’re in a medical weight loss phase, we plan protein targets and ferritin checks upfront so the shed doesn’t spike morale.
Protein at each meal. Iron-rich foods if ferritin is low. Treat seb derm so inflammation doesn’t hijack cycles. Ease up on heat and traction. Wash cadence that matches scalp behavior, not trends. Boring, effective, repeatable.
Hair Force One is dispensed through Physique26 after a quick review. This is a self-pay product; HSA/FSA receipts are available. Refills align with your check-ins. Pick up in Beverly Hills or ship where compliant.
It targets known bottlenecks—iron, zinc, B vitamins, Vitamin C—in amounts chosen to support hair biology, and it comes with timing rules, lab notes, and a plan.
Not always. If history suggests low ferritin, thyroid issues, or B12 concerns, targeted labs help. We’ll advise what to draw and when to hold biotin.
Yes. Hair Force One supports cofactors while meds address hormones and growth cycles. We stage starts so you can see what helps.
Keep at least a four-hour gap between iron and thyroid medication. We’ll help map a routine that sticks.
Take with a small snack, split the dose, or try alternate-day iron. If symptoms continue, we’ll adjust the plan.
Expect stabilization by month three or four. Visible improvements often show between months six and twelve. Photos help you see it.
That needs clearance. We’ll screen and decide on a version without iron or another path.
