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Is there anything that's scientifically proven to restore hair loss?
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Hair loss: Hair loss is a common problem, for which many people choose to treat for cosmetic purposes. Otc treatment: 5% rogaine (minoxidil) or 2% rogaine (minoxidil) prescription: propecia surgical: hair transplants.
Answered 12/10/2013
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