Hello, I’m about to start antibiotics for a UTI but have my first hair PRP session in 2 days. Will the antibiotics cause the PRP treatment to not be as effective? Thank you
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Answer: Some antibiotics can affect platelet function
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So PRP works by stimulating your body to produce collagen in the areas of injection. Ultherapy denatures collagen and causes it to contract thus stimulating your body to produce new collage. There is a chance that some of the collagen formed by the PRP may be affected. In the future you...
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