Hair transplant diary (ongoing)

Dellboy2007 · 06-09-2020 1:27pm

Apologies if there’s been much discussion on this already as there’s 47 pages to go through, and I know the OP had some gyno issues but out of the people who have actually taken Finasteride, have many of you actually had issues? I know there’s loads of stuff online and people have posted videos but I would like to hear from people who have actually taken the medication.

Secondly, has anyone taken loniten? Any thoughts on this medication?

Monokne · 06-09-2020 5:44pm

Desmond Full Conduit wrote: »

Thanks! Very interesting for me as it is one of 3 clinics I shortlisted. How much of the procedure was done by the Dr. Cinik himself? It appears the more you pay, the more work he does.

If you pay an extra €500 he 'opens the canals' - otherwise there's another doctor who does. He actually did mine though I didn't request it. I guess it's an important part of the procedureThe rest is done by the technicians. They all seemed very experienced and professional.

Monokne · 06-09-2020 5:45pm

Dellboy2007 wrote: »

Apologies if there’s been much discussion on this already as there’s 47 pages to go through, and I know the OP had some gyno issues but out of the people who have actually taken Finasteride, have many of you actually had issues? I know there’s loads of stuff online and people have posted videos but I would like to hear from people who have actually taken the medication.

Secondly, has anyone taken loniten? Any thoughts on this medication?

I took finasteride for a year a few years ago. Had no side effects. Back on it now.

HotDudeLife · 11-09-2020 4:08pm

Sorry to derail the thread but does anyone have a clinic they would recommend for FUE? Hoping to get it done within the next few months and i just find it bizarre that Dr Nel recommendations always pop up and from new accounts so i am a wary they are fakes.

Who would you recommend? Not a big job, budget is 6k max.

Monokne · 11-09-2020 6:48pm

HotDudeLife wrote: »

Sorry to derail the thread but does anyone have a clinic they would recommend for FUE? Hoping to get it done within the next few months and i just find it bizarre that Dr Nel recommendations always pop up and from new accounts so i am a wary they are fakes.

Who would you recommend? Not a big job, budget is 6k max.

Are you looking to do it here or abroad?

HotDudeLife · 11-09-2020 6:55pm

Monokne wrote: »

Are you looking to do it here or abroad?

Here, i'm leaning towards the Ailesbury clinic atm after looking at some posts and reviews.
My hair is not in too bad condition, temples need restoring but still have density and crown is in good shape so hoping it won't be a big job. If i could get it for 6k i'd be happy

Rikand · 11-09-2020 10:22pm

Dr. Nel has a good reputation and people who go to him are generally happy. I'm not sure if I can recall many, if any, negative reviews about him. He is a little on the pricier side, but thats also probably to do with the fact that he performs most/all the surgeries himself.

Ailesbury also has a good reputation and people who go there are generally happy, though I think Dr. Nel's customers are happier overall. It's generally cheaper than Dr. Nel also.

The big difference between the two for me is what they prescribe for after care treatment. Dr. Nel prescribes finesteride, Ailesbury prescribe Saw Palmetto. I think this argument and to a lesser extent price should be the main reasons for choosing one or the other. The Saw has no known side effects, but is probably less effective than the fin which has known side effects that effect roughly 1-5% of people ? natural remedy versus chemical. Chemical there's always more of a risk than natural in generally all walks of life.

No matter who you go to for your surgery, you are going to HAVE to take some form of DHT blocker to try and keep the rest of your hair, so its important you weigh up the pros and cons of both. For me, I love sex way too much and I really didnt want to risk growing man boobs to risk the fin.... But thats a personal choice for me. Everyone is different and 95-99% of people report no problems on the Fin. I just know with my luck, I'd be in the small percentage bracket lol

Finally, both places are performing surgeries 12 hours a day, 7 days a week, 300 days a year (I know Ailesbury take a month off at some point of the year) - if one of them was giving terrible surgeries, everyone would be hearing about it and they wouldnt be in existence, so 99% of the time, they are doing at worst, good jobs and at best, great jobs. Just gotta go with whichever one feels right for you.

Take a consultation in both places is my advice. No matter what it costs, they are an investment in obtaining knowledge that no amount of researching will do for you

Mongfinder General · 11-09-2020 10:56pm

HotDudeLife wrote: »

Sorry to derail the thread but does anyone have a clinic they would recommend for FUE? Hoping to get it done within the next few months and i just find it bizarre that Dr Nel recommendations always pop up and from new accounts so i am a wary they are fakes.

Who would you recommend? Not a big job, budget is 6k max.

I'd be more worried about the almost unanimous 5 star ratings on google for Ailesbury - majority of these from accounts with 1 or 2 reviews. Maybe they are that good. Only way you're going to know is by meeting past patients of the clinic.

Monokne · 12-09-2020 12:20am

Rikand wrote: »

Dr. Nel has a good reputation and people who go to him are generally happy. I'm not sure if I can recall many, if any, negative reviews about him. He is a little on the pricier side, but thats also probably to do with the fact that he performs most/all the surgeries himself.

Ailesbury also has a good reputation and people who go there are generally happy, though I think Dr. Nel's customers are happier overall. It's generally cheaper than Dr. Nel also.

The big difference between the two for me is what they prescribe for after care treatment. Dr. Nel prescribes finesteride, Ailesbury prescribe Saw Palmetto. I think this argument and to a lesser extent price should be the main reasons for choosing one or the other. The Saw has no known side effects, but is probably less effective than the fin which has known side effects that effect roughly 1-5% of people ? natural remedy versus chemical. Chemical there's always more of a risk than natural in generally all walks of life.

No matter who you go to for your surgery, you are going to HAVE to take some form of DHT blocker to try and keep the rest of your hair, so its important you weigh up the pros and cons of both. For me, I love sex way too much and I really didnt want to risk growing man boobs to risk the fin.... But thats a personal choice for me. Everyone is different and 95-99% of people report no problems on the Fin. I just know with my luck, I'd be in the small percentage bracket lol

Finally, both places are performing surgeries 12 hours a day, 7 days a week, 300 days a year (I know Ailesbury take a month off at some point of the year) - if one of them was giving terrible surgeries, everyone would be hearing about it and they wouldnt be in existence, so 99% of the time, they are doing at worst, good jobs and at best, great jobs. Just gotta go with whichever one feels right for you.

Take a consultation in both places is my advice. No matter what it costs, they are an investment in obtaining knowledge that no amount of researching will do for you

Awful lot of sense in this, especially the part in bold.

20/20 · 12-09-2020 12:57pm

Mongfinder General wrote: »

I'd be more worried about the almost unanimous 5 star ratings on google for Ailesbury - majority of these from accounts with 1 or 2 reviews. Maybe they are that good. Only way you're going to know is by meeting past patients of the clinic.

I think the reason why accounts are new with only 1 or 2 reviews is that people dont want to be identifiable. Noting strange about guys not wanting to advertise that they had a procedure done. After my transplant with Ailesbury I was asked to leave a review on Google. Iam very happy with what I had done but just didnt get around to setting up a new google acc for the review. I have posted before and after pics here of my transplant for anyone to see because boards is not the same as close associates reading my google reviews.

Mongfinder General · 12-09-2020 1:09pm

20/20 wrote: »

I think the reason why accounts are new with only 1 or 2 reviews is that people dont want to be identifiable. Noting strange about guys not wanting to advertise that they had a procedure done. After my transplant with Ailesbury I was asked to leave a review on Google. Iam very happy with what I had done but just didnt get around to setting up a new google acc for the review. I have posted before and after pics here of my transplant for anyone to see because boards is not the same as close associates reading my google reviews.

Good to know - and I guess if there was a dodgy outfit in the market in Ireland we'd have known about it by now.

Monokne · 12-09-2020 3:56pm

Do people really still want to be secretive about it? So common these days, plus it's not like everyone can't tell anyway.

20/20 · 12-09-2020 4:15pm

Monokne wrote: »

Do people really still want to be secretive about it? So common these days, plus it's not like everyone can't tell anyway.

Yes they do. Look two pages back post #519.
He went to the trouble of setting up extra accounts on boards just to post about his second transplant.

Deadwards.com · 12-09-2020 5:02pm

Monokne wrote: »

Do people really still want to be secretive about it? So common these days, plus it's not like everyone can't tell anyway.

I think this is beginning to change though thankfully.

In the past men were somewhat secretive about admitting to having had a hair transplant but as men's attitudes began to change regarding self care and appearance, men are becoming more open about treatments (and rightly so in my opinion).

Recently Jimmy Carr announced that he'd had a transplant and Tubes from Soccer AM just announced that he had one done.

I saw someone mention that it is becoming a bit like tattoo's now where it's nothing to be ashamed of (for the younger readers, in the olden days tattoo's were looked down on in a lot of society before becoming commonplace like today).

Long may this continue, if thinning or loss of hair upsets someone and they want to take steps to address it, more power to them I say.

Rikand · 12-09-2020 5:44pm

My own hair loss completely destroyed my confidence. I couldn't even look in the mirror at myself most of the time or I'd do it, but at angles where I couldn't see my hair. I actually became very skilled at avoiding looking at my own reflection lol.

Since getting my hair done, my confidence is back. I still find myself avoiding the mirror occasionally, but old habits die hard lol.

I'm very happy with the hairline i got, but i wish it was more dense in the front portion behind the hairline. Would rate myself as having got a good job, but not a great job. My wife reckons it's okay, but my parents and sister think its brilliant.

Have my 10 month consultancy coming up so I'll see what the before and after really looks like. I never took any photos myself pre op because I couldn't even look at those lol

Mongfinder General · 12-09-2020 6:20pm

Rikand wrote: »

My own hair loss completely destroyed my confidence. I couldn't even look in the mirror at myself most of the time or I'd do it, but at angles where I couldn't see my hair. I actually became very skilled at avoiding looking at my own reflection lol.

Since getting my hair done, my confidence is back. I still find myself avoiding the mirror occasionally, but old habits die hard lol.

I'm very happy with the hairline i got, but i wish it was more dense in the front portion behind the hairline. Would rate myself as having got a good job, but not a great job. My wife reckons it's okay, but my parents and sister think its brilliant.

Have my 10 month consultancy coming up so I'll see what the before and after really looks like. I never took any photos myself pre op because I couldn't even look at those lol

You may not see a full result for 18 months so there may be more development to come. Hair loss can be devastating especially for younger men. Did you go to a clinic here or abroad?

Rikand · 12-09-2020 6:57pm

Mongfinder General wrote: »

You may not see a full result for 18 months so there may be more development to come. Hair loss can be devastating especially for younger men. Did you go to a clinic here or abroad?

I went to Ailesbury. I would recommend them to anyone. As you said, still plenty of growth potential there. I am happy with my result so far..... but I could be happier lol

Monokne · 12-09-2020 9:04pm

Rikand wrote: »

My own hair loss completely destroyed my confidence. I couldn't even look in the mirror at myself most of the time or I'd do it, but at angles where I couldn't see my hair. I actually became very skilled at avoiding looking at my own reflection lol.

Since getting my hair done, my confidence is back. I still find myself avoiding the mirror occasionally, but old habits die hard lol.

I'm very happy with the hairline i got, but i wish it was more dense in the front portion behind the hairline. Would rate myself as having got a good job, but not a great job. My wife reckons it's okay, but my parents and sister think its brilliant.

Have my 10 month consultancy coming up so I'll see what the before and after really looks like. I never took any photos myself pre op because I couldn't even look at those lol

We are always our own worst critics man, I am sure it looks top notch.

14-09-2020 12:42pm

Monokne wrote: »

This is the lobby of the hospital, a pic just after it was done and then 2 weeks later, excuse the spam people. I don't know how to make the pics smaller!

Look great man. I had plans to go with Cinik earlier this year but put it off do to Covid. I might do it in new year when I have more annual leave. My hairline is very same as yours. Can I ask did you go over on your own and if so how did you find the experience on your own?

Monokne · 14-09-2020 10:25pm

offalyandroid wrote: »

Look great man. I had plans to go with Cinik earlier this year but put it off do to Covid. I might do it in new year when I have more annual leave. My hairline is very same as yours. Can I ask did you go over on your own and if so how did you find the experience on your own?

Thanks

I did go on my own and I was happy to have done so. They took very good care of me and for me, when I am in a bit of discomfort like I was afterward, I'd rather be left alone.

I would note that I am a fairly confident traveller and have travelled on my own a good few times. But this is easy really. They literally pick you up at the airport and from that point there's nowhere you have to go that you aren't picked up and dropped back. The hotels they use are very central so there's loads of restaurants and a few local shops within 5 minutes of you. I stocked the hotel room up with bread and crisps and junk just in case I wanted to eat and I didn't want to be going out, plus the hotel did room service which was very nice, and cheap enough (6 or 7 quid for a burger & chips).

If there are any specifics you want to know or any detail you'd like, shoot me a PM and I'll fill you in.

iebamm2580 · 14-09-2020 11:06pm

Monokne wrote: »

Thanks

I did go on my own and I was happy to have done so. They took very good care of me and for me, when I am in a bit of discomfort like I was afterward, I'd rather be left alone.

I would note that I am a fairly confident traveller and have travelled on my own a good few times. But this is easy really. They literally pick you up at the airport and from that point there's nowhere you have to go that you aren't picked up and dropped back. The hotels they use are very central so there's loads of restaurants and a few local shops within 5 minutes of you. I stocked the hotel room up with bread and crisps and junk just in case I wanted to eat and I didn't want to be going out, plus the hotel did room service which was very nice, and cheap enough (6 or 7 quid for a burger & chips).

If there are any specifics you want to know or any detail you'd like, shoot me a PM and I'll fill you in.

may have missed it but when did you get it doneman? Looks a very good job tbh.

Monokne · 15-09-2020 10:24am

Thanks man.

August 13th, so just over a month ago. Have had the shock loss now so hoping to start getting some regrowth by Christmas!

iebamm2580 · 15-09-2020 8:28pm

Monokne wrote: »

Thanks man.

August 13th, so just over a month ago. Have had the shock loss now so hoping to start getting some regrowth by Christmas!

your post op pic looks very good, wouldn't be expecting a whole pile by xmas though.

Monokne · 15-09-2020 10:11pm

Oh no I know, I just mean I'm hoping to get the first few sprouts beginning to show then. I believe 90-120 days is when the regrowth typically starts to kick in.

iebamm2580 · 15-09-2020 10:29pm

i was near 9months before it really kicked in, everybody is different though. Best of luck .

Dellboy2007 · 15-09-2020 11:43pm

The hairline on some of the transplants is something which I have concerns about. Without calling out any particular places, it seems like some cheaper options go with quite an unnatural straight across hairline which is probably more suited to a latino guy rather than an Irish person. Obviously it’s dependent on the person but it’s something I’d be definitely looking at when considering a surgeon.

iebamm2580 · 15-09-2020 11:51pm

some places also go for too deep of a horseshoe pattern, can all be discussed with your surgeon beforehand but i would say dont be overly conservative.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...ransplant.html

I think it still looks terrible major lack of density behind hairline, that doc is who a lot of celebs in uk go to and he really has some sub-par work yet the celebs seem happy, i would be far from happy with that result.

Monokne · 16-09-2020 9:38am

Yeah I would not imagine many places just draw the hairline and don't consult with you about it.

at9qu5vp0wcix7 · 16-09-2020 9:58am

IMO lack of density behind the hairline could simply be down to further hairloss in the 12 months between surgery and after pictures. It is a good warning to why it is important to either be on Fin or have your hairloss stabilized before getting a transplant.

Mongfinder General · 16-09-2020 10:11am

Desmond Full Conduit wrote: »

IMO lack of density behind the hairline could simply be down to further hairloss in the 12 months between surgery and after pictures. It is a good warning to why it is important to either be on Fin or have your hairloss stabilized before getting a transplant.

That's exactly what will happen to a person balding at the temples and who has a receding hairline. The hairline can be restored but without the Native hair loss being stabilised, a gap will open up between the the transplanted hair at the hairline and the crown. It will look worse over time.

Monokne · 16-09-2020 11:19am

Mongfinder General wrote: »

That's exactly what will happen to a person balding at the temples and who has a receding hairline. The hairline can be restored but without the Native hair loss being stabilised, a gap will open up between the the transplanted hair at the hairline and the crown. It will look worse over time.

It is for this reason I am inclined to use finasteride going forward having just had mine done. Would not be a great look to have a full head at the front and then patchy behind.

Dellboy2007 · 16-09-2020 11:32am

Monokne wrote: »

Yeah I would not imagine many places just draw the hairline and don't consult with you about it.

From looking at pics online, it seems like this does happen in a lot of cases. It is quite difficult to tell where your own hairline was/should be. People would likely place reliance on the surgeon to know what’s best. It’s something for people to consider anyway, maybe best to bring a partner or friend and ask for their honest opinion. Also consider the hairline you used to have, and just try to make sure it’s not straight across. Unless you want to look like Eminem of course!

Monokne · 16-09-2020 7:13pm

Dellboy2007 wrote: »

From looking at pics online, it seems like this does happen in a lot of cases. It is quite difficult to tell where your own hairline was/should be. People would likely place reliance on the surgeon to know what’s best. It’s something for people to consider anyway, maybe best to bring a partner or friend and ask for their honest opinion. Also consider the hairline you used to have, and just try to make sure it’s not straight across. Unless you want to look like Eminem of course!

My guy had an idea and checked in with me. You would always cede to their expertise to an extent, but if someone draws a straight line across your forehead I'd think even if they didn't ask you, you'd probably speak up!!! :eek:

Mongfinder General · 16-09-2020 9:26pm

Dellboy2007 wrote: »

From looking at pics online, it seems like this does happen in a lot of cases. It is quite difficult to tell where your own hairline was/should be. People would likely place reliance on the surgeon to know what’s best. It’s something for people to consider anyway, maybe best to bring a partner or friend and ask for their honest opinion. Also consider the hairline you used to have, and just try to make sure it’s not straight across. Unless you want to look like Eminem of course!

It's a mystery as to how surgeons/consultants aren't sued for malpractice if they knowingly draw a line that would make a transplant look ridiculous.

Dellboy2007 · 16-09-2020 9:29pm

Mongfinder General wrote: »

It's a mystery as to how surgeons/consultants aren't sued for malpractice if they knowingly draw a line that would make a transplant look ridiculous.

I would imagine it’s pretty difficult to prove negligence or harm caused from a restored hairline. As noted previously, the straighter hairline is quite common in some ethnicities, such as Latino, black, etc.

Monokne · 16-09-2020 9:34pm

Mongfinder General wrote: »

It's a mystery as to how surgeons/consultants aren't sued for malpractice if they knowingly draw a line that would make a transplant look ridiculous.

I don't think any of them would knowingly and intentionally draw a hairline they thought would look ridiculous. Maybe there is the odd super villain amongst them who would though

Mongfinder General · 17-09-2020 9:49am

Monokne wrote: »

I don't think any of them would knowingly and intentionally draw a hairline they thought would look ridiculous. Maybe there is the odd super villain amongst them who would though

Most probably not but I think a hair consultant In Ireland was sued for bad advice a few years ago.

suave.4u · 17-09-2020 2:02pm

Rikand wrote: »

Dr. Nel has a good reputation and people who go to him are generally happy. I'm not sure if I can recall many, if any, negative reviews about him. He is a little on the pricier side, but thats also probably to do with the fact that he performs most/all the surgeries himself.

Ailesbury also has a good reputation and people who go there are generally happy, though I think Dr. Nel's customers are happier overall. It's generally cheaper than Dr. Nel also.

The big difference between the two for me is what they prescribe for after care treatment. Dr. Nel prescribes finesteride, Ailesbury prescribe Saw Palmetto. I think this argument and to a lesser extent price should be the main reasons for choosing one or the other. The Saw has no known side effects, but is probably less effective than the fin which has known side effects that effect roughly 1-5% of people ? natural remedy versus chemical. Chemical there's always more of a risk than natural in generally all walks of life.

No matter who you go to for your surgery, you are going to HAVE to take some form of DHT blocker to try and keep the rest of your hair, so its important you weigh up the pros and cons of both. For me, I love sex way too much and I really didnt want to risk growing man boobs to risk the fin.... But thats a personal choice for me. Everyone is different and 95-99% of people report no problems on the Fin. I just know with my luck, I'd be in the small percentage bracket lol

Finally, both places are performing surgeries 12 hours a day, 7 days a week, 300 days a year (I know Ailesbury take a month off at some point of the year) - if one of them was giving terrible surgeries, everyone would be hearing about it and they wouldnt be in existence, so 99% of the time, they are doing at worst, good jobs and at best, great jobs. Just gotta go with whichever one feels right for you.

Take a consultation in both places is my advice. No matter what it costs, they are an investment in obtaining knowledge that no amount of researching will do for you

Excellent post, but I think this is incorrect:

The big difference between the two for me is what they prescribe for after care treatment. Dr. Nel prescribes finesteride, Ailesbury prescribe Saw Palmetto.

Afaik the transplanted hair is permanent, so taking fin /saw palmetto is not "after care". It is for holding on to the native hair.
I would lean towards Dr Nel due to your argument. He can easily ask patients to use saw palmetto. It is less effective, less side effects and most likely the patient will come back for the next hair transplant.
What do you think

Monokne · 17-09-2020 3:01pm

That is something I often wonder about these places. Repeat business is important.

My doctor gave me the choice. I am taking fin as I just believe it's more likely to work.

Rikand · 17-09-2020 7:28pm

I'd have the opposite point of view in that if Ailesbury are not prescribing fin, they believe in what they are doing and don't feel they need to beef it up by prescribing Fin. If i knew for 100% sure that i wouldnt suffer any form of erectal dysfunction, loss of libido or grow manboobs, I'd be on the fin in a heartbeat

Besides, if Saw isnt working for people after they get a job at ailesbury, I'd say there less likely to go back as they'll blame Ailesbury for giving them a bad job

suave.4u · 18-09-2020 10:53am

yes, depends on which way you look at it

Dellboy2007 · 18-09-2020 11:10am

How much Saw Palmetto are they recommending a day? Anyone seen good results with just Saw Palmetto, Loniten, Regaine, Derma Roller and Nizorol Shampoo for the purpose of retaining existing hair?

It’s hard to believe that there’s been no substitute for finasteride in over 20 years. I’ve been reading up about an Italian and Swedish company who are at stage II and III in medical trials and showing promising results but I would question how many of these have reached similar stages only to fall at the last hurdle.

Monokne · 18-09-2020 11:28am

Dellboy2007 wrote: »

How much Saw Palmetto are they recommending a day? Anyone seen good results with just Saw Palmetto, Loniten, Regaine, Derma Roller and Nizorol Shampoo for the purpose of retaining existing hair?

It’s hard to believe that there’s been no substitute for finasteride in over 20 years. I’ve been reading up about an Italian and Swedish company who are at stage II and III in medical trials and showing promising results but I would question how many of these have reached similar stages only to fall at the last hurdle.

By all accounts it works and the side effects impact less than 5% of people. Very difficult to improve on that.

at9qu5vp0wcix7 · 18-09-2020 12:24pm

Dellboy2007 wrote: »

How much Saw Palmetto are they recommending a day? Anyone seen good results with just Saw Palmetto, Loniten, Regaine, Derma Roller and Nizorol Shampoo for the purpose of retaining existing hair?

It’s hard to believe that there’s been no substitute for finasteride in over 20 years. I’ve been reading up about an Italian and Swedish company who are at stage II and III in medical trials and showing promising results but I would question how many of these have reached similar stages only to fall at the last hurdle.

RU58841, CB0301, Dutasteride are all Finasteride alternatives.

All come with draw backs be it side effects, cost, availability and efficacy.

Dellboy2007 · 18-09-2020 12:43pm

Desmond Full Conduit wrote: »

RU58841, CB0301, Dutasteride are all Finasteride alternatives.

All come with draw backs be it side effects, cost, availability and efficacy.

Perhaps I should have said safe alternatives with little to no side effects.

I’m not a scientist and maybe the whole process of testosterone conversion to DHT will always come with side effects. I can also see it is frustrating for some people who take Finasteride with no issues and can’t seem to understand why others won’t do the same. I don’t question the efficacy of the drug (although long term I’m not sure it has been proven), and wouldn’t want to put anyone else off taken it. Hopefully an alternative will come on the market in the near future which us whimps will take without fear!

Monokne · 18-09-2020 1:38pm

You could just try it and if you get side effects come off it?

Almost no medication exists that doesn't list some possible side effects.

Dellboy2007 · 18-09-2020 2:06pm

Monokne wrote: »

You could just try it and if you get side effects come off it?

Almost no medication exists that doesn't list some possible side effects.

Yes but I think the concern would be that the side effects would be permanent.

at9qu5vp0wcix7 · 18-09-2020 7:35pm

Monokne wrote: »

You could just try it and if you get side effects come off it?

Almost no medication exists that doesn't list some possible side effects.

Side effects generally aren't as severe as erectile dysfunction and moobs....

You also need to consider that if you are planning on going on fin, you will need to come off it again when the time comes for you to have children.

Monokne · 18-09-2020 8:31pm

Ah they are to be fair. And for clarity, I mean prescription meds. You're not losing your hard 'un if you take paracetamol, I'll give you that.

Most anti-depressants cause erectile dysfunction and with a much higher percentage frequency than finasteride. I took Lexapro about a decade ago and yeah, it just kills you off.

Dellboy2007 · 23-09-2020 9:47pm

Are we allowed to post an example of someone’s work by linking to their Instagram page? It most certainly is not advertising as I’m trying to prove an earlier point about the straight line, however if it breaches rules I won’t post it.

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