What Are The Appearance Changes That U Experience With Transitioning From Male To Female

[scaredabouthair]

Where did you hear that? Pitch of voice and Bone structure wont change. Bone density could be a potential problem in the future due to mineral absorption. The worst effects in my opinion are; the potential of becoming sterile, gyno, loss of muscle, and ED. Infertility is what would put me off above everything. BTW do you have prescription or buying online?

i live in india, these generic brands are further more dirt cheap here and most pharmacies give f*** all about prescription

 

[scaredabouthair]

Osprey is right - from what I heard from a friend of mine who transitioned (male to female) there are some things that testosterone influences at puberty that remain for life (voice depth, bone structure, beard follicles etc ) electrolysis can get rid of beard but some things can't be altered by surgery like height, shape, shoulders, jaw etc all these things that have been shaped by testosterone at puberty and look distinctly 'masculine' .
That being said it looks like you are 22 right? This is a big commitment to alter your body like this, there may be things that you arent aware of that will alter too. Thought patterns, decision making, anhedonia, anorgasmia....you just dont know what will happen, until you experience it. How bad is your thinning now? Hairpiece suggestion is solid idea....otherwise a standard regimen (minoxidil, Ketoconazole and finasteride) until Histogen and Replicel arrives

worst case scenario i die, better than baldness. As for baseline thinning which was 5 days back, it is enough upto nw7 all hair density lost and right temple to right of vrown area mega diffuse. Whats most concerning is I went to that stage in 10 days from a full head. dutasteride had an opposite effect of me and blood test confirmwd it, my dht got higher by good aboit 12%aftwr 4 months on it, so yes, that sudden a hairloss got me desperate