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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Intrusive
I don't know whether the word is "intrusive"
How would you write this correctly?
For you type of hair loss which is advanced abundant. Capsules aren't going to work you need something more intrusive such as injections that go directly inside as opposed to on the surface.
Thank you
How would you write this correctly?
For you type of hair loss which is advanced abundant. Capsules aren't going to work you need something more intrusive such as injections that go directly inside as opposed to on the surface.
Thank you
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" I wouldn't write it at all. As far as I can tell there's no "type" of hair loss called "advanced abundant," and there are neither capsules nor injections will regrow lost hair.
- " I wouldn't write it at all.
- As far as I can tell there's no "type" of hair loss called "advanced abundant," and there are neither capsules nor injections will regrow lost hair.
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The word you want is probably "invasive."
I wouldn't write it at all. As far as I can tell there's no "type" of hair loss called "advanced abundant," and there are neither capsules nor injections will regrow lost hair.
I wouldn't write it at all. As far as I can tell there's no "type" of hair loss called "advanced abundant," and there are neither capsules nor injections will regrow lost hair.
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