Buttocks. Perhaps the injection site will affect the levels, so I decided to choose the most reliable place. Although it's inconvenient
It does get easier over time, the first few are the worst. I don't have any experience injecting in the buttocks, I've heard it has a slow absorbtion rate compared to the thigh.
FWIW I've done that a few times and had no shedding.
Not that quickly but it is important to keep the terms resumption of male pattern baldness or androgenic alopecia from shedding which is usually due to increasing dosages.
Has the thickness and quality of the hairline improved?
i don't think temples can be fixed with just hrt. Good news is that the shedding has stopped and i only lose 20-60 hairs a day
Your follicles must have died. But I ask about those hairs that were alive: have they become thicker and better quality? My temples have short hair that is no more than an inch long, it will definitely increase in length because I have not been balding for a long time, and it was shortened only a couple of months ago. But I'm wondering if they'll get as tight as they used to be
Your existing hair looks really healthy. You'd make a good transplant candiate.
As far as I understand, in the first photo your progress, and in the second before HRT. What is the time between these photos? How long do you think it will take me to restore this zone?
I christen thee as Nostradamus, the prophet of hair futures and you do it with very few references and all the while contradicting what you said just a few months back, lol, but you are pretty much carrying Bridge's threat so we need you to grow hair.
Mine is coming in in the temples and all over the hair line but it will take another year for that hair to be "useable" as it is too short now. I do derma-roll my temples weekly (weakly?) and I massage my forehead quite often. I have also had the botox masseter reduction which is a twofer in terms of perhaps allowing more hair growth and making the face more angular. Your hair looks sensational everywhere except the temples but you wouldn't want to lose any more in the temples, I know.
I am planning to celebrate the new year with good hair. Now I thought about the fact that my baldness has progressed strongly in 3 months at the beginning of this year. Therefore, I assume that by stopping HRT, I will quickly return to its original state. I do not want to do fortune telling, let's just check what will happen
If you click the picture you can see when they were mad. Both were taken deep into hrt I lost a lot of hair before things got better. And i still wonder if i made the correct choice regarding hair.
I hate that you have a feeling of being coerced into this, along with a couple of other regular posters. I have been counseling (more like empathizing with) several cis-females with non-areata types of baldness that can seem largely untreatable. Most of them are not taking estradiol although a couple are. There are a lot of things that we don't know and my confidence about the replicability of Bridge's approach has been somewhat shaken but I note that hair regrowth can take a lot of time. I have tiny hairs about a mm in size all over my temples and forehead but how long tell that hair is "useful". I keep pushing back my ETA to my best hair and right now, it is about 6-30-22 but admittedly, things are different when the hair is coming versus when it is going....