oh, man, this thread is making me want to the take the stuff. damn my lack of insurance!

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Hey, can anyone tell me exactly what changes in a person's face when they use T? thanks.

I can't grow a goatee, the only place I don't have facial hair is from lower lip to chin. and of course around eyes and nose.

Quote from: jimmymot on May 01, 2010, 03:11:56 AM

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Hey, can anyone tell me exactly what changes in a person's face when they use T? thanks.

Oily skin and fat leaves and sometimes the jaw muscle builds up a tad.

Quote from: LordKAT on May 01, 2010, 12:13:57 PM
I can't grow a goatee, the only place I don't have facial hair is from lower lip to chin. and of course around eyes and nose.


Oily skin and fat leaves and sometimes the jaw muscle builds up a tad.

How long have you been on T?

6 months

Quote from: TheOtherSide on May 01, 2010, 12:22:49 PM
How long have you been on T?

Quote from: LordKAT on May 01, 2010, 12:13:57 PM
I can't grow a goatee, the only place I don't have facial hair is from lower lip to chin. and of course around eyes and nose.


Oily skin and fat leaves and sometimes the jaw muscle builds up a tad.

awesome, thanks.

shame about the goatee!

Some changes are very subtle.  Some guys take pics monthly and compare (I didn't, though I do have a bunch taken at different times that I can compare).  Others you don't notice until you finally notice.  Like just this week I noticed that I have some hair (fair amount, too!) growing on the inside of my forearms.  Sweet!


Jay, on T 21 months

People tell me that my face has changed. I'm not sure how different it looks or in what way. I do have a videolog that I started about a year ago. I supposed I could compare an old vid with one from a couple of months ago, but the first camera I used was pretty lousy, and it's hard to see any detail.

Maybe it's just the sideburns.

Oo, the idea of photographing myself regularly to observe changes appeals to me both scientifically, and narcissisticly. I will definitely be doing that if I ever get on the stuff.  lol

Quote from: jimmymot on May 01, 2010, 03:11:56 AM
oh, man, this thread is making me want to the take the stuff. damn my lack of insurance!

Is there no low-cost clinic in your area? T doesn't cost much, but the initial blood work can be a killer. And therapy is expensive, if you go that route...sometimes you can find someone who does a sliding scale, or you can get really cheap therapy through an LGBT center.

Yeah, T is pretty cheap. Mine's like 40$.