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Well, I mostly agree but also slightly disagree as well. Yes, it is true that in 99% of cases, you shouldn’t showcase any acromegalic features, after relatively short periods of extremely elevated IGF-1 levels, I do think it’s possible that their will be outlier cases of people experiencing facial soft tissue growth after pretty short periods of time.It's right up there with "HCG desensitizes your testicles" as far as stupid misinformation by 89IQ steroid boomers. Now, if your growth plates and sutures are still open, the vast majority of bone growth will be across your long bone growth plates and sutures. It may look somewhat acromegalic depending on dose, duration, and what bone age you started, but it's not something to worry about for most. Unless you are doing retarded insane doses for years straight, the worst you conceivably have to worry about is that maybe your nose will get a bit more bulbous and ears will get a bit larger.
But it’s something that you can’t really confirm or deny, as there isn’t any measurable way to tell, as going off photos is pretty inaccurate, and instead would require you to measure and asses your facial features before hopping on. But yeah, overall, getting facial growth, especially with levels that are hovering around the 300-600 range (roughly) SHOULDNT be high enough to gain some facial issues.