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By SaraAW · Posted
I have the same issue, but it’s getting much better since I started a facial care routine. I use a facial cleanser with salicylic acid (SA) to clean and specifically on my nose and other problem areas on my face, I use a moisturizer with SA. I’ve been at it for 2 months and am already seeing a great improvement in pore reduction and “blackheads”. Let me know if you want the product specifics. Something interesting I read, is they may not be traditional blackheads, but due to the size of the pores you may just actually be seeing the hair follicle. Shrinking the pores will clear up both issues. Good luck Shawna. *hugs* -
By ShawnaLeigh · Posted
I am finding this be a key factor to letting people get comfortable with who you are and what you will look like or do look like now. Especially those who are separated by great distance or life circumstances. It lets them envision the person they are now talking to or texting with. Without this visual aid they will forever see in their minds the person you were before as they speak or text. I found it helped when texting with my brother in FL to show him what I look like now. He was getting hung up on the "you will always be my brother" or I only know you as Shawn" but he said this in the sprite of he will always support me because of who I am to him. He said he was blown away with my pics but had many compliments as well. It was sweet really of him to do so. -
By SaraAW · Posted
Happy to hear things went well and the friendship rekindling will continue. -
By SaraAW · Posted
Nothing to add other than my support for both to find a solution you’re happy with. I know how important hair can be to ones self identity. *hugs* -
By SaraAW · Posted
Welcome Michaela, glad you found this place. Happy to hear the support of your wife is with you. -
By ShawnaLeigh · Posted
Welcome Micheals it’s a pleasure to meet you. Your intro post was quite pleasant to read and I am so glad your wife is being so d sad supportive and accepting. There are some here not so lucky. This is a great place to learn more about yourself and make some friends that are in the same boat. I look forward to reading more! -
By ShawnaLeigh · Posted
Thank you very much Kate and may I say welcome with a warm heart. I am thinking about just going in to get my standard cut soon as my attempt to grow my hair again has failed. So I am conceding defeat and I have ordered an inexpensive wig to use around the house and “practice “. I live in Vermont so I am not so worried about the heat and humidity, especially right now. Lol -
By tracy_j · Posted
I am glad things are going well Susan. It takes time for someone to process things so the month may be ideal. Tracy -
By DeeDee · Posted
So that sounds like it was definitely a success x -
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By Kate Carter · Posted
Hi Shawna, I'm kind of in the same boat, MPB recovered a good bit, but at 15 months of HRT, I'm probably just hanging onto false hope for a full head of hair. I was clean shaven for a long time (20 years), and I'm not sure that's the best way to go. In my experience, my skin wasn't too happy with the wig cap being on it all the time. You can wear protective caps and then the wig, but I'd also think just having some shortish hair cover might give a little more protection, as well as provide some grip for some wigs with small hair combs to hold them in place. The other option you should look into before changing your current hair would be toppers. In men the short styles aren't often the best looking, but there are long haired female toppers with human hair that can be dyed, styled, and blended with your natural hair. I'm growing mine out now to pursue that option. Depending on where you live, it's potentially a much more comfortable solution, temperature/humidity-wise, and provides more flexibility for exercise. Figures that my first post would be about MPB. Best of luck, Kate -
By AdriannaB · Posted
HRT,I have a family history of blood clots and this was discussed with my therapist with the pill form.I had one 2 years ago and was lucky to survive it.Surgeon was good to me about the BA,he has done them with the patients not on HRT.One was my good friend Meghan done two years ago
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