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Male pattern baldness combined with telogen effluvium. Any suggestions?

baldwienJul 31, 2016
Lets say, I've combined Telogen Effluvium with MPB. Will some of lost hair (caused by TE) grow back or are they gone forever due to ongoing MPB?

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Dr. Jeff Donovan, MD, PhD
Dr. Jeff Donovan, MD, PhD
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Answered on Aug 3, 2016
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Dr. Gregory Pistone, MD - Account Suspended
Dr. Gregory Pistone, MD - Account Suspended
Board Certified Hair Restoration Surgeon
Answered on Aug 2, 2016
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Dr. William Rassman, MD (retired)
Dr. William Rassman, MD (retired)
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Answered on Aug 2, 2016
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