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Can wearing a tight bounty after hair PRP and microneedling may cause severe hair loss?

Qaisar787Jan 12, 2018
It was my third session of prp+ microneedling . It was performed in the evening at 6pm. Then I weared my bounty and came home. Next morning about 12 hours after the procedure I weared my bounty and kept it wearing whole day. Now I am having experience hair loss more than usual? Is it due to wearing bounty after the procedure of prp+ microneedling ?

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