Bent, creased fern fronds will not recover and will yellow and die. Cut them off at the soil line now. This does not affect new growth from the center.
Damaged leaves won't recover; trimming was correct. New growth emerges only from stem tips. To get lower foliage, cut the bare stem back to the desired height. Otherwise, let it regrow from the top. Patience and good care are the only remedies.
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