Online hair loss doctors in the Philippines: Rocky, &you, Dailys and Dima compared
Rocky (GoRocky), &you, Dailys and Dima all sell prescription hair loss medicine after an online assessment reviewed by a doctor, with delivery included. Of the four, only Dailys publishes hair prices on its own site, at ₱2,499 a month for oral minoxidil[1]. A dermatologist consult at about ₱400 to ₱1,000 plus a pharmacy prescription is usually cheaper month to month, so the telehealth premium buys convenience, not a better drug.
We have not used these services ourselves, and we have no affiliate deals with them. Everything below comes from each company's own website (read in October 2026), third-party price guides and user reports, each labelled. Where a fact is missing, we say so. There is no "our pick" on this page, because we have not verified enough to make one honestly. A decision guide follows the comparison.
The comparison
| Service | Hair price | What is included | How the prescription works |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rocky (GoRocky) | Not listed on its homepage. A 2024 Facebook ad showed finasteride at ₱2,100 a month[2] | Oral and topical hair options; plain packaging; delivery[3] | 3-minute assessment, a licensed doctor reviews and recommends; ships if prescribed. Says it is not itself a clinic or pharmacy[3] |
| &you | Not listed on its homepage. [TODO: price for &you hair regrowth plan] | Free nationwide shipping; "ongoing care" and a separate Care Plan[4] | 3-minute quiz, a doctor reviews, video consult link after purchase. Says it does not prescribe or dispense itself[4] |
| Dailys | Oral minoxidil ₱2,499 a month; with finasteride ₱2,997 a month[1] | Free 15-minute video consult with a PH-licensed doctor; compounding by a partner pharmacy; 90-day refund policy[1] | Quiz and order, then consult; ships only after a doctor approves. Full refund if not a fit[1] |
| Dima | Finasteride 1mg ₱1,500 and oral minoxidil ₱1,500 per 30 tablets (third-party guide)[5] | Teleconsults with dermatologists, urologists and OB-GYNs; discreet delivery[6] | Medical form reviewed by partner physicians; free prescription if approved; upload an existing Rx; refund if rejected[6] |
| Derm plus pharmacy | Consult ₱400 to ₱1,000[7], then Stercia 1mg at ₱1,800 a month | Face-to-face or video exam, diagnosis, tests if needed | Paper or e-prescription you fill at Mercury, Watsons, TGP or Generika |
| NowServing consult | [TODO: price for NowServing dermatologist video consult] | Online booking with doctors, including skin specialists[8] | Book a video or in-person consult; the doctor decides on a prescription |
Dailys describes each plan as a one-off order with nothing recurring, while other parts of its site mention cancelling anytime[1]. Ask before paying. Dailys also sells an optional supplement add-on; it is not a prescription drug[1].
What users report
Hair-specific reviews are thin. Here is what Filipino users have posted, with promotional-looking accounts flagged.
- Dima draws the most specific complaints. One user paid about ₱4,000, waited for a consult where no doctor joined, and told others not to buy[9]. Others questioned Dima's oral minoxidil capsules[10], and one quit after five months with no changes[11]. A 2024 user framed it as a way to buy prescription medicine without a prescription[12]. Thin positives exist: "4 months, good result"[13].
- GoRocky is discussed mostly for weight loss. On hair, an ad drew "legit?" questions and a one-line "scam" comment with no detail[14]. In a weight loss thread, another user flagged that a praising account was only ever positive about GoRocky[15].
- &you is also discussed mostly for weight loss. Users report a ₱599 Care Plan add-on they say was not disclosed upfront[16], and one called the consult shallow and overpriced[17]. Hair-specific &you praise we found reads as promotional[18].
- Dailys had no Reddit footprint in our research. Its refund policy and doctor details are company claims, not customer voice.
- NowServing appears in a well-upvoted Filipino recovery post as the route to a derm consult[19].
Telehealth vs the derm-plus-generic route
| Item | Price | Per month | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dailys oral minoxidil | ₱2,499per month | ₱2,499 | Brand site |
| Dailys oral minoxidil plus finasteride | ₱2,997per month | ₱2,997 | Brand site |
| GoRocky finasteride (2024 Facebook ad) | ₱2,100per month | ₱2,100 | User report |
| Dima finasteride 1mg | ₱1,500per 30 tablets | ₱1,500 | Third-party guide |
| Propecia finasteride 1mg, Mercury or Watsons | ₱85 to ₱89per tablet | ₱2,550 to ₱2,670 | User report |
| Stercia finasteride 1mg, Mercury Drug | ₱60per tablet | ₱1,800 | User report |
| Regroe minoxidil 5%, 60ml | ₱600 to ₱900per 60ml bottle | ₱600 to ₱900 | User report |
| Dermatologist consult | ₱400 to ₱1,000per consult | Not monthly | User report |
A single derm consult plus Stercia from Mercury costs less over a year than most telehealth plans, and the derm can examine your scalp and order blood tests. Telehealth charges a premium for convenience: no clinic queue, delivery to your door and a consult at home. For many people in Metro Manila and Cebu that is worth it; for others it is not.
Hidden-fee checklist
Before you pay any telehealth brand, get clear answers to these:
- Is the price per month, per order, or for a fixed term? Is it charged automatically again?
- Is the doctor consult included, and is it a live video call or a form review?
- Will a named doctor with a PRC licence number see me? Can I look the licence up?
- Which pharmacy fills the order? Is it compounded, and what brand or batch will I receive?
- Are there add-ons such as care plans, supplements, shampoos or pill boxes?
- Does the price change at higher doses or when adding a second drug?
- What is the refund policy if a doctor says I am not a fit, or if I see no results?
- Can I get a copy of my prescription to fill elsewhere?
Decision guide
| If this is you | Consider |
|---|---|
| Lowest monthly cost, can visit a clinic | Derm consult (often free with an HMO[7]) plus a pharmacy prescription |
| Want a real exam, patchy loss or scalp problems | In-person PDS dermatologist via PDS. Telehealth cannot examine your scalp |
| Busy, far from a derm, want delivery | A telehealth brand, after working through the hidden-fee checklist |
| Want published hair prices before signing up | Dailys is the only one of the four that lists them on its site[1] |
| Already have a prescription | Dima says you can upload one[6]; any pharmacy can fill it |
| Want a cheap online consult only | Book a dermatologist on NowServing, then fill the prescription yourself |
Drug guides: finasteride, oral minoxidil, topical finasteride, minoxidil vs finasteride. For risks, see the side effects hub. For every peso figure in one place, see prices. Whatever you order, check it is legit when it arrives.
On the Scalp Map
Also called Propecia, Proscar, Stercia
The best-studied pill for male pattern loss. Works while you take it.
Also called minoxidil tablets, minoxidil pills, LDOM
Off-label tablet with growing evidence. Body hair is the common trade-off.
Also called Regroe, Rogaine, Kirkland minoxidil
The first-line topical for men and women. Expect a shed before growth.
Also called finasteride spray, fin solution, topical fin
A scalp-applied option with lower blood levels. Not side-effect-free.
Questions people ask
Is Dima PH legit?
Dima says prescriptions are reviewed by partner physicians and filled by a licensed pharmacy[6]. Users report mixed experiences, including a consult where no doctor joined[9]. Ask the questions in our hidden-fee checklist first.
How much does online hair loss treatment cost in the Philippines?
Dailys lists ₱2,499 a month for oral minoxidil and ₱2,997 a month with finasteride[1]. A third-party guide lists Dima finasteride at ₱1,500 for 30 tablets[5].
Is GoRocky good for hair loss?
GoRocky offers oral and topical hair options after a doctor review[3]. Hair-specific user reviews are thin; most discussion is about weight loss[14].
Is telehealth cheaper than seeing a dermatologist?
Usually not month to month. A derm consult costs about ₱400 to ₱1,000[7], and pharmacy finasteride 1mg runs about ₱1,800 a month. Telehealth adds convenience and delivery.
Can I get a hair loss prescription online in the Philippines?
Yes. Telehealth brands and online consult platforms such as NowServing connect you with doctors who can prescribe if appropriate[8].
This guide is for information. Talk to a doctor or dermatologist before starting any prescription treatment.
Who wrote this
Written by the Hair Loss Philippines editorial team from published studies, PH FDA records, retailer pages and Filipino Reddit threads. Medical review: [TODO: add a reviewing dermatologist].
Sources
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- 2Is GoRocky finasteride legit?. r/PhHairloss. User reports, not medical evidence.
- 3GoRocky hair regrowth and how it works. GoRocky.
- 4&you hair regrowth and how it works. &you.
- 5Hair loss treatment cost in the Philippines. ClinicFinderPH.
- 6Dima FAQ. Dima.
- 7Magkano ba ang range mag pa consult?. r/PhHairloss. User reports, not medical evidence.
- 8NowServing: book an online or in-person doctor appointment. NowServing.
- 9Dima consult complaint. r/PhHairloss. User reports, not medical evidence.
- 10This is what I received from Dima PH, is this legit?. r/PhHairloss. User reports, not medical evidence.
- 11Quit Dima after five months with no changes. r/PhHairloss. User reports, not medical evidence.
- 12Thoughts on DimaPH. r/PhHairloss. User reports, not medical evidence.
- 13DIMA Health PH. r/PhHairloss. User reports, not medical evidence.
- 14GoRocky. r/PhHairloss. User reports, not medical evidence.
- 15GoRocky reviews thread (praising account flagged by another user). r/adultingph. User reports, not medical evidence.
- 16&you pricing discussion. r/WeightLossPhilippines. User reports, not medical evidence.
- 17&you consult described as shallow and overpriced. r/PHitness. User reports, not medical evidence.
- 18&you praise reply in a GoRocky thread (reads as promotional). r/PhHairloss. User reports, not medical evidence.
- 19Hair loss recovery journey. r/PhHairloss. User reports, not medical evidence.
- 20Quartered generic finasteride cost arithmetic. r/PhHairloss. User reports, not medical evidence.