I have had laser hair removal on my face and neck for PCOS hirsutism which is now almost complete. PRP is used to regrow sparse or thinning beards for men. Does this mean that undergoing facial PRP could represent a risk that I could regrow all my facial hair? My T levels are now low, Estrogen is also low due to diet-suppression I have reversed metabolic dysfunction through loosing half my body weight. hair growth everywhere else on my body has reduced on its own. but is regrowth still a risk
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In our practice we refer to PRP as ""liquid gold"" because it provides healing and rejuvenation and is a natural way to improve the appearance of your skin. Platelet-rich plasma is a high concentrate of protein derived from the blood; blood is drawn from the patient and placed in a tube that,...
I am guessing the doctor had excess PRP that was not used. So he/she froze it and wanted to inject more - that is where the free treatment most have come from. Since redoing PRP has $$$s to the doctor. Best to ask why free???
One of the major benefits of PRP injections is that it is your own plasma being re-injected into the tissues so it does not cause issues like occlusion. I would not be concerned with PRP causing any sort of blockage. However I will also say that if you are truly concerned about health...
