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Can I have PRP treatment 2 weeks after rhinoplasty (I feel fine and no bruising etc)?

M.BakerOct 22, 2019
Looking at having PRP treatment for hairline thinning - is this ok 2 weeks after rhinoplasty? Thanks

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