I don’t know what the best hair loss treatments are. I’ve only experimented with topical saw palmetto myself, and I had good results. If you have MPB in your family, it’s likely that you will lose hair with T alone, never mind DHT. Not all guys will go bald on T, but I think it’s safe to say pretty much all trans men lose some hair when they go on hormones.

Also, I was just wondering, do you think you can get DHT into the UK?

Also do you think it’d be okay for a 16 year old to use DHT? I’m planning, if it’s even possible, to get it at the same time I’m old enough to start T.

What are the best hair-loss treatments for it that won’t effect the growth, because MPB is deff in my family :[

Okay, Thanks.

I’ve been reading it and it’s very encouraging that a hormone can be a penis bigger.

I’m a biological man and I wish to increase my penis too..
do you know about any case of penis increase with a biological man?

thanks

I’ve got a question: I’m a married 32 yr old woman (not lesbian), my husband uses testosterone gel 5% everyday, he suggested i use some on my clit everyday for sexual purposes i have been using the gel for 2 months now and my clit has grown triple in size even looks like a tiny penis, which i really like now i feel obsessed to make it bigger. i wanna do this without masculizing effects. i wanna stay looking and sounding like a woman. i do pump my clit sometimes. should i switch from test gel 5% to DHT cream. please help.

DHT blood-levels aren’t really considered to have much clinical significance so I’d guess that’s why nobody knows a lot about the topic. I’ve got blood work covered, too, but I’d probably have to explain to the doc why I’d like to get DHT done.

Individual genetics always play a mayor role when it comes to differences.

Sadly, there aren’t many trans knowledgable endo around.

Do you think application of DHT post-meta would make sense?

Since I have blood work covered here in Canada, I looked into getting my DHT levels checked. Unfortunately it’s a rare blood test, not covered, and very expensive. (Samples are shipped on dry ice to… Idaho, interestingly.)

Growth of the tunica albuginea later in life is highly disputed, but those in the jelqing/pumping camp will tell you it’s possible.

I’m guessing that trans men also have a lower number of DHT receptors (or perhaps less active receptors) than cis gender men, which would limit results.

I’m not aware of other underlying mechanisms behind Fin’s effectiveness.

I have found very few medical professionals who know anything about DHT, but that’s a conversation I’d love to have with a trans knowledgable endo!

Ultimately, some guys will have success with DHT and others won’t. For me, it was worth the expense to try, given that even a 1/2″ of growth could mean the difference between clearing my fly or not STPing post-op. I’ve had what I consider success with it, and I plan to do one more round of treatment to see if I can squeeze any more results from the effort.