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Mesotherapy combined with Hair transplant?

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afsarali9930May 5, 2017

I have never seen any one asking this question that is how well dermaheal mesotherapy works after an FUE procedure. People have discussed rogaine, finesterde, prp/Acell, biotin plus Hair transplant but I never saw any one asking this question

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