Individual areca palm (Dypsis lutescens) fronds do not regrow leaves. All new growth comes from emerging fronds at stem bases. You correctly removed burned fronds.
Never cut the growing tip of a stem—it stops that stem's growth entirely.
New fronds will replace lost canopy over time.
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