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You are wearing a wig freak of nature
Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.
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Show us ur hairline
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Here's exactly 30 years ago:
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2017 and 2023
Notice the inflammation of everything above the neck. Those are the ravages of runaway DHT. I couldn't shave without bleeding savagely because everything was infected and inflamed. But the beard itched and hurt.
I was bald in the crown and all of the rest of my hair had turned into garbage hair that couldn't grow long. So if someone asks whether HRT can work for hair, I would say that it definitely can even for someone in his 50's. At the stage that I was though, it takes a decade at least and the improvement is ongoing but it won't ever compare with Janey's hair.
One thing that I emphasize when people ask whether they are balding or not is the hair in front of the ears. It's that area's improvement which is especially stark when looking at the recent picture. With a juvenile hairline, this area forms an attractive canopy around the face which I am getting more and more in the recent pic compared to the pic above where there's no canopy whatsoever and all of my flaws are exposed.
Seriously, my HRT was in defense of not only my inherent good looks but also my life. That person was done with life, kaput, finished and without a clue and was being eaten alive almost literally by DHT and the funk of the DHT smell couldn't be washed off it was so strong. I look almost like an ape and notice the "well-pressed" gray undershirt with the stretched-out neck hole that I wore everywhere. I was a complete and utter loser. I knew how to be the successful law school graduate in the tuxedo but in the gray t-shirt pic, I had nothing left to work with so I gave up and jumped ship hopeful that my fellow XY's would forgive me.
I obviously have lost a lot of weight since then. HRT might not affect bone but it appears to have completely restructured my head shape and profile. My mirrors work. I am very attracted to the person on the right and I love looking like her and being her. It's a constant rush.
Notice the inflammation of everything above the neck. Those are the ravages of runaway DHT. I couldn't shave without bleeding savagely because everything was infected and inflamed. But the beard itched and hurt.
I was bald in the crown and all of the rest of my hair had turned into garbage hair that couldn't grow long. So if someone asks whether HRT can work for hair, I would say that it definitely can even for someone in his 50's. At the stage that I was though, it takes a decade at least and the improvement is ongoing but it won't ever compare with Janey's hair.
One thing that I emphasize when people ask whether they are balding or not is the hair in front of the ears. It's that area's improvement which is especially stark when looking at the recent picture. With a juvenile hairline, this area forms an attractive canopy around the face which I am getting more and more in the recent pic compared to the pic above where there's no canopy whatsoever and all of my flaws are exposed.
Seriously, my HRT was in defense of not only my inherent good looks but also my life. That person was done with life, kaput, finished and without a clue and was being eaten alive almost literally by DHT and the funk of the DHT smell couldn't be washed off it was so strong. I look almost like an ape and notice the "well-pressed" gray undershirt with the stretched-out neck hole that I wore everywhere. I was a complete and utter loser. I knew how to be the successful law school graduate in the tuxedo but in the gray t-shirt pic, I had nothing left to work with so I gave up and jumped ship hopeful that my fellow XY's would forgive me.
I obviously have lost a lot of weight since then. HRT might not affect bone but it appears to have completely restructured my head shape and profile. My mirrors work. I am very attracted to the person on the right and I love looking like her and being her. It's a constant rush.
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Maybe 3 months. After dht increased I lowered it to 25mg EOD. I am now on 12.5 mg daily
studies on female were on 25 or 50 mg daily bica
so for 3 months you kept shedding on 25 mg bica?
do you think you would have recovered anyway?
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I use it mostly to control minoxidil hypertrichosis. The dosage for that purpose is set to 14.4 mg per day. I use a bit less but it kinda does the thing. Also for a smoother skin. All that said I will prob have to change my bica to 25 mg every other day which is a bit more than 12.5 mg daily and will prob be better for hypertrichosis because 25 mg EOD is ~14.28 mg daily
My dht spiked so I lowered it.
With bica? No, bica is not that great for hair,.maybe it slightly help but not as much as dutasteride does
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have you ever tried 50mg bica daily?
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No and I wont. Bicalutamide at those dosages with T in female range is pointless. It can also ruin your skin by drying it too much and causing too much issues with energy levels. Not to mention the long term issues on the liver
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It all sounds like you've had a psychological crisis about aging and decided to hide from it under the guise of femininity and autogynephilia.
I speak for everyone when I say that you come across as a creepy f*** with your stereotypically feminine appearance. This is the kind of man in a dress that radical feminists imagine when they whine about men in dresses in women's toilets.
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I heard of a better alternative to HRT. It is minoxidill with microneedling. It regrows more hair than HRT apparently. Thank me later.
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Minoxidil is useless if DHT is f*****g your follicles. But even in combination with HRT, it doesn't do much to improve the condition of your hair. And it makes my face look like I've gained 40 pounds.