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How long after ultherapy can you do PRP?

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hellosunshine2019Feb 7, 2019

Hi Doc, I'm only 28 and regrettably got Ultherapy blindly even though I dont have any sagging yet. Just want to make sure I heal properly as I've been stressed and anxious (which may not have helped). Do you recommend PRP injections? I really do not want to change of alter my face in any way!

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