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I wish I was a eunuch.I dont think androgens are the reason. except that T can convert to E. androgens are terrible for hair, eunuchs castrated before puberty will not suffer male pattern hairloss.
I wish I was a eunuch.I dont think androgens are the reason. except that T can convert to E. androgens are terrible for hair, eunuchs castrated before puberty will not suffer male pattern hairloss.
Of course, I'd say peak hair happens between 15-17. It goes from being fine to course, and curly if your dna dictates it. At the same timehead hair?? does anyone gain head hair during puberty
Fair enough, but if they are castrated before puberty their full peak hair potential was not met. If they were castrated after puberty then peak hair would have been reached and maintained.I dont think androgens are the reason. except that T can convert to E. androgens are terrible for hair, eunuchs castrated before puberty will not suffer male pattern hairloss.
Ive never heard of this. really doubt its the T directly.., T has affinity to the androgen receptor just like Dht does. the difference is that it's weaker. E however also rises with T because it is produced from T.I think it's mostly the infusion of T that does this, after reaching peak hair you already start to lose it depending on the androgen receptivity to DHT of your follicles. For most this will be a gradual loss over your life time, for others it will be fast and rapid as in the case of someone with culdesac baldness.
"In male adolescents, testosterone and DHT stimulate hair growth on the face, pubic area, scalp and under the arms. Later in life, these exact hormones may prompt the hair follicles on a man's head to shrink. When a man experiences male pattern baldness, it appears that the hair follicles on his head have an extreme response and sensitivity to DHT. The follicles get broken to the point that they are no longer capable of producing hair."Ive never heard of this. really doubt its the T directly.., T has affinity to the androgen receptor just like Dht does. the difference is that it's weaker. E however also rises with T because it is produced from T.
This didnt apply to me. it was during adolescence that I lost a ton of hair. male puberty murdered my templesIn male adolescents
Your hair must've thickened from the age of 10, say, to 13ish? That might have been peak hair for you, then due to follicle sensitivity the DHT went to town right away, whereas usual normal baldness is prolonged and gradual throughout life.This didnt apply to me. it was during adolescence that I lost a ton of hair. male puberty murdered my temples
I don't remember any thickening. not that I closely examined it. my hair was great all through childhood. Its possible even that i had thicker hair while it was falling out, i doubt its neccessarily a good thing! Id much rather have full head of hair like a child than course hair succeptible to baldnessYour hair must've thickened from the age of 10, say, to 13ish? That might have been peak hair for you, then due to follicle sensitivity the DHT went to town right away, whereas usual normal baldness is prolonged and gradual throughout life.
Do you think you would lose all that growth if you went off the drugs and just stayed on dutasteride and min to maintain?I don't remember any thickening. not that I closely examined it. my hair was great all through childhood. Its possible even that i had thicker hair while it was falling out, i doubt its neccessarily a good thing! Id much rather have full head of hair like a child than course hair succeptible to baldness
possibly I could maintain it because of testicular atrophy it's likely my T production won't come back for quite awhile even after quitting, but it might. I won't think about quitting anytime soon though, not until hair is restored to the maximum.Do you think you would lose all that growth if you went off the drugs and just stayed on dutasteride and min to maintain?
Think you might try it one day?
yep, fully recovered. within 3 months all over the top had thickened up.@bridgeburn ; you're vertex/crown have fully recovered ?
that's a good idea since androgens make the skin thicker..I keep reading about how mesotherapy provides infinitely better follicle penetration/stimulation with things like minoxidil, dutas, fina, astressin-b. I wonder how estrgoen scalp mesotherapy would go. I’m salivating over the idea of drenching my follicles in sweet, nourishing estrogen. Wish there were studies on this.
I don’t know why it hasn’t at least been explored... that I know of.that's a good idea since androgens make the skin thicker..
I’ve thought about dong my own mesotherapy but also don’t want to f*** it up. I’m qualified to give subcutaneous and intramuscular injections, draw venous and iv blood, but I ain’t never done no scalp injections.http://www.rui-products.com/Liquid-Dutast-30mL it could help ? Injecting it in the scalp for meso ?
Or in the muscle, better absorption and bioavailability
Couple questions, if i've done ok on dutasteride once a week would it be better to up the dosage to 2 a week or throw in one of these female hormones?that's a good idea since androgens make the skin thicker..
I’d kick it up to 3 x a week. You on minoxidil? Maybe also add a topical AA in like RU. Female hormones are a last resort mate.Couple questions, if i've done ok on dutasteride once a week would it be better to up the dosage to 2 a week or throw in one of these female hormones?
Can you take a pic of your gyno?
Ya rogaine foam a few times a week in the evening, then nizoral 1-2 times/week.I’d kick it up to 3 x a week. You on minoxidil? Maybe also add a topical AA in like RU. Female hormones are a last resort mate.