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Laser Genesis killed beard hair. Is there any way to get it back? Will PRP work?

Loving6347Sep 6, 2019
Eight and a half months ago I had a laser genesis treatment done on my inner cheeks. However, the esthetician went a little onto my beard area, and that hair has not grown since. Is there anything that can be done to regrow it, perhaps PRP? Thank you.

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