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Will using clobetasol on my scalp a day after receiving PRP injections for hair loss affect my results?

coconutty_23Nov 6, 2017
I used topical clobetosal solution on my scalp a day after receiving prp injections for hair loss. I’m concerned that doing so may adversely affect my results since clobetosal is an anti-inflammatory medication. Should I be worrried?

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