The bimax would be CW rotation right? How come no masetter Botox his bigonial looks wider than his zygos he probably has a teeth grinding issue.
Idiopathic as in no known cause? I would assume something like this is from teeth grinding but it’s difficult to know unless we know when he developed it.
u check if it's not a tumor or some shit, then u check if it's TMJ disorder (most likely(tmj reconstruction etc)) or caused by malocclusion perma clenching and shit and then trimax but not necessarily CW, it could be VI or just straight advancement, and if it stil lstays then botox ye
His FWHR is absurdly high, zygos couldn't save that. I agree about botox though.
its improved but its going to be thin, I go to work and stuff without a cap decently I keep my hair short around a No.3 on the top when it grows too long the texture and sparseness is weird. Im considering scalp micropigmentation maybe.
Godspeed to you man. Are you on duta or fin?
dutasteride 0.5mg and 5mg oral minoxidil daily
Sorry to hijack the thread lol. Consider swapping to topical min with tret as it increases penetration and oral min is really dangerous long term. Also if you're well off you can increase the duta dose to 2.5mg daily
His zygos are already wide implants would delve him into uncanny territory
Its alg. oral min is a blood pressure medication its dose for non hair was around 20-40mg, 5mg seems to be relatively safe I've had my heart checked not related to the medication I required a check after a certain amount of years out of chemo everythings normal
I used to use tret and topical minoxidil compounded with tret but I just never got over the scalp irritation and had constant dermatitis which is why I switched over. I've never heard of 2.5mg daily I doubt it would do much Duta kills like 90% of your DHT anyways.
Haircafe made a video about it but I forgot what the title was. He said that theoretically 2.5mg should be the most effective dose and it should remain safe. However, the difference in between 0.5mg and 2.5mg shouldn't be too crazy
bruxism, masseter hypertrophy
why is oral min harmful long term?
what changes have you noticed using oral minox?
I meant to say somehow that the 2 are related because if you have short face syndrome then I think your "bite" is more "backward" rather than forward (sorry, I sound dumb, wrong terms) and the pressure from that can cause bruxism? if that makes sense?
I don’t think the ramus part is necessarily true, the low gonial angle is characteristic yes
Hair grows a bit quicker more darker hairs on scalp and eyebrows
I think that can make sense if constant grinding collapses your jaw backwards
The way I’ve observed it - it’s almost like an equation or sum combining mandible length and ramus length
Do you do anything for eyebrows or eye lashes? I have oral min but don’t take it too consistently but eyebrows aren’t dense at all need improvement there
