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Are Anatrix hair serum and Hair 4 U 5% both effective 100% for hair loss and hair growth?

gyanen9Nov 5, 2018
Anatrix hair serum n hair 4 u 5% are both effective for hair loss n hair growth treatment? There is any side effect like itching? For itching what to do? Give me please full guide for and help me. My hair is chemical treated straightened hair. So please guide me and my hairline - it is thin in my front portion also.

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Dr. Jeff Donovan, MD, PhD
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Answered on Nov 6, 2018
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Dr. William Rassman, MD (retired)
Hair Restoration Surgeon, Board Certified in General Surgery
Answered on Nov 6, 2018
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