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A Closer Look at a Multi-Targeted Approach to Hair Loss in African American Women

This case series presents outcomes from four African American women who were treated with Nutrafol Women for 2 months, 3 months, 10 months, and 2 years after experiencing significant hair loss and failed previous treatments.

Intervention: Nutrafol Women (n = 4). Nutrafol Women was administered in combination with other treatments and hair care recommendations.

Methods: Subjects’ progress was documented photographically.

Study Duration: Various time points

Conclusions

This case series shows that a multi-targeted nutraceutical approach can support visible hair regrowth in African American women who had previously not improved with standard treatments.

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