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Can latisse work for beard?

VersalDec 7, 2013
hello doctors, i'm 25 years old and i only have the same chin beard since i'm 18 (VERY little beard on cheeks), i would like to know if latisse can work for stimulating beard growth on my cheeks since it work for eyebrows and eyelids

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