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I had many regressions but i'd say one year for me. Yes
Maybe not if the hair is of the same quality as everywhere else, and androgens are not involved.
Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.
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@Itsnoahkennedy your answer would help me a lot. Right now I'm choosing between different surgeries and wondering if I need to do liposuction, or the fat will go away when I lose weight. Your experience is very helpful
the fat will go away only after liposuction... although it probably will be a lot less significant after you loose weight. A Mastectomy will only deal with the glandular tissue. When you go to a surgeon, they will explain all details.. after a proper examination and additional testing (ultrasonography) to know for sure how much of your breast growth is what type of tissue.
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Perhaps, when HRT is abandoned, when the amount of fat decreases, the breast also disappears. In addition, the gland gives the chest a slightly pointed shape, which is why it is visible under light clothing. If the gland is removed, the breast may not be visible because the breast will not have a bulge around the nipples.
Clinics offer removal of true gynecomastia (gland removal) and gland removal + liposuction, which costs 2 times more.
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Is that you? You have switched from a NW3 / 4 to a NW1 but above all the density and in particular the quality of your hair is wonderful. Do you want a NW0 too? I can understand you because I have a NW3 and I feel disgusted with my appearance, the Androgenetic Alopecia has ruined my face, I can no longer have my own style, I can not comb my hair as I want, when I go out I am ashamed to death. If it weren't for what HRT entails, I would have started this therapy.
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Well kinda hard to help people who don't post their regimen.
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He has a good regimen, injections of E
It seems impossible to restore the ideal Norwood 0 even after long-term HRT. Especially if you have gone further than Norwood 2. Either it takes years
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Is that all?
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I agree. Could just be seeking attention.
you can get hairline surgery, right? if ur on hrt they do it for trans people all the time, hairline revision or whatever
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He also uses Dutu and Bicalutamide, but with E injections, they are not significant and there is no evidence that they do anything at all. Rather, they are taken to increase confidence in the result.
I agree, he has normal hair. He will not be able to give them volume on the bangs, but there is no problem with hanging hair.
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This girl keepcoolmybabies has the sickest and roundest hairline and she got it with topical minoxidil with tretinoin or something like that maybe you should get some advise!
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Still take it over my forehea
Ps: I wouldn't be happy still
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The best results seems to get by E2V injections
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what is pyrilutamide?? how do we get ru and pyrilutamide in european union countries?any sites??
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Wow!! May I ask, How long did it take to go from far left photo to far right photo?
Do you test and would you mind sharing what blood serum estradiol levels you have been reaching with your protocol?
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How long are you on HRT?
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The key is to achieve the right level of hormones. How you did it is secondary. But injections are easier to achieve the desired levels.