From what I've read the younger you start hrt the better, which is good in my case because I'm young. I feel I had barely just started puberty when I got on anti androgens. So here is my question, will hrt affect how my shoulders grow, will it preven me from growing broad shoulders if I don't have broad shoulders yet? Also my voice was still quite high, and just beginning to crack from time to time when I started anti androgens, so will hrt help my voice become feminine as if I was going through female puberty or will I have go through voice therapy?

Thanks for any advice

Sophia

Earlier is defiantly better.  late teens early 20's will give you fantastic results.

Your bone structure may indeed be affected by anti-androgens and cross-hormone therapy.  Meaning, it may not develop in such a way as it would have, had you had a normal puberty.

yeah im not sure how old you are and where you are in puberty but if you started blockers at a earlier age it will help with that.