Peter Attia· MD
what we found is that anything that helps out with wound healing tends to have a nice positive effect on hair growth
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what we found is that anything that helps out with wound healing tends to have a nice positive effect on hair growth
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as a wound healing treatment therapy works really really well and was around this time some of our physicians were also noticing that when they applied PRP for wound healing they were also reporting some improved hair growth
presumably you were using it on the donor sites because that's where the incisions are made or were you using it on their recipie and they like recipient site both I see because okay makes yeah we were using in both areas