I am more androgynous looking, but positively. It has made my cheekbones more prominent, and often get compliments that my face resembles a male model. It has also made my forehead smaller; it’s at a length of four fingers nowadays.
Why are you acting as if DHT is the sole hormone of hair loss? It’s slightly more effective than finasteride, at blocking DHT, but that doesn’t mean its rate of success used alone is great. And, I don’t mean slight improvements, I mean significant improvements similar to the extremes. It doesn’t have that power, which means it will be useless in those who are under twenty with severe androgenic alopecia, such as myself.
You do care about what they choose, otherwise you wouldn’t be here. But you are here to promote treatments which we are aware of, in which these treatments are evidently stated on the ‘Success Stories’ page:
I’m not transgender, neither is there a point of tricking people into feminising themselves. In fact, the feminisation is rather minimal and more so beautifying if you are strategic with doses. I want people to make a decision based on their gut instinct, and whether it will make them happy.
People such as Noah and myself are examples that it can lead to hairline regrowth, which is evident. It depends on when you catch your hair loss; if you have been an NW3 for over five years, your likelihood decreases unless you use oral minoxidil in the mix.
There is no anger here. Throughout this thread, we have all been honest about our side effects and that’s all we can do. If someone expects they won’t get side effects when they’re going on female hormones, then they’re setting themselves up to fail.
