Nice hair dresser. I have been cutting my own since I was 20 because I allowed no one to look down on my crown. That's filled in now so I might go like once a year since I am growing mine out as long as possible. The ears are finally covered and my "male" tight/mullet curls are relaxing very nicely. The benefits of this psychologically, if a person can get it to work are off the charts so we have to take that in account too.
This sounds a bit harsh, no? The metaphor about a revolver, I would change to, if you feel depressed from this med, then listen to Revolver, on vinyl preferably.
I think finasteride would be more impotant than bica if you have high doses of E, if it were me I'd keep both.
So even such a low dose of E can induce regrowth or support? It's a shame we don't know your E levels with this therapy. I am planning on using injections. But I consider 2mg E as supportive therapy, because Bicalutamide alone does not stop my baldness. What suggestions do you have?
There are many cases of regrowth within a year after years of baldness, but in general I agree: it is important to start as soon as possible.
Thanks!! Would you happen to know what he switched to after this regimen to sustain the gains? Or is it the same regimen still?
You really only need to read up to page 300 or so when Bridge announces that he now has hair and a life, so see ya.
To me it almost reads like a novel and you keep wanting to find out what happens next. No one thought to copy Bridge exactly and no one else had results as good as his. I have read through it a couple of times and placed remarks here. But mostly now, here, people sort of banter about HRT which is valuable but no one else is posting pics. Some on here like Tato do, but he was never bald. He mostly wants more feminine hair to wear it long and as maintenance but he is a medical intern and. a very good source and he's been a real help to me on here and on my thread. I also accept all questions via private messaging if there are privacy concerns but if there aren't, it's best to post on the open thread so others might profit from your questions and experiences. Because of the pandemic and my success, I view this as volunteer work and many people do have more time to try different things.
That's why I coined the term, "I am just in it for the hair" as this relieves any doubt about, well will this make me trans? I mean, hormonally Bridge was chemically female and he made no attempts ultimately to curtail feminization and like me but less so, he had substantial breast development but such growth is highly uncommon for MtF's so I try to explain the parameters of avoiding breast growth. But he had a girl and did the things needed to do to maintain potency. I only care about the hair, not the assigned or asserted gender beneath it.
I recommend that everyone take a look at Bridge's protocol and try to copy it exactly. We know that that protocol resulted in almost complete restoration or people can try to formulate their own protocol but no one else was having success like Bridge.
I've never injected either, but it's not hard to learn. It is many times cheaper and also much more efficient. This will bring your T down to a feminine level. You only need to inject once every 2 weeks, it is very convenient. Think about it
There is no point in imitating someone. The point is to get female hormone levels in the safest way possible. How - it doesn't matter
That is absolutely not true. The safest levels might not grow hair. I am still evaluating the difference between 2,600 and 106 pg/ml which is just about as high and then about as low an adult female target as one can hit. Now my T levels have been 9 and 7 pmol which is very low but that not be enough just on its own. Not to mention that MtF's can do this for life, "XY's just in it for the hair" have usually a short time threshold in which to get results. Rarely do guys allocate more than one year of HRT to their efforts if they see minimal to no results. So low female targets might result in slower, growth with less shed possibility.
