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Stem Cell Hair Loss Treatment for Eyebrows. Amazing Stem Cell Treatment for Hair Restoration.



Dr. Ben Behnam uses Stem Cell to treat hair loss in the eyebrow areas.  Stem Cell for hair loss treatment provides patients another alternative to grow back their hair without complicated hair restoration surgeries. The eyebrow area is first cleaned, and then Stem Cell from the human umbilical cord are injected into the eyebrows. The stem cells repair damage tissue and eyebrow regrowth starts in about one to two months. There is no need to use Latisse or other hair stimulating products. Results typically last about 12 to 18 months, depending upon the individual. The entire eyebrow restoration procedure takes about 10 to 15 minutes. There are no surgeries and no transplants. Patients may have to repeat procedure in 12 to 18 months. For a list of FAQ, please visit https://santamonicaskin.com/stem-cell...


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Disclaimer: The content/images on this video are not a guarantee of individual results. Individual results may vary. The information provided is for general information and educations purposes only and does not replace a need for a formal consultation. Stem cells are produced in an FDA approved facility and distributed to physicians. Stem cells are not FDA approved and the procedure described in the above video is investigational therapy only and has not been approved for hair loss by the FDA. Stem cell therapy is not a cure for hair loss and the results are temporary.

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