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Chances of getting hair density with PRP, Minoxidil, Finasteride? (Photo)

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Krishna77Jul 5, 2018

I have started using the mentioned treatment 20 days back.. Want to know my chances in getting back the denisty. Please help me.

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In my opinion, the effectiveness of PRP postpartum depends upon  your concomitant androgenic alopecia and any other multifactorial causes. If you have shed a significant amount of hair, the ability to achieve the same density may or may not be diminished. Hard to predict. In my opinion, you c...

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