Should you roid if you know you'll get surgeries in the future?

[MLGS0LD1ERB0Y]

Since I'm a couple years off of getting surgery (want to get at around 21-22), what can I do in the meantime? I thought that roiding may be a good idea but I've heard opposing views say the exact opposite. I'm positive I heard lurkingtrucel say it, but he didn't explain why, now I am curious. What's a good route to take since there's a while until I can possibly get surgery (yes, I'm going to get face scans ect)?

I want some things to do to continue improving facial aesthetics whilst I wait, and I don't think roiding is an option.

 

[GymcellingForLife]

exessive roiding with a lot of hgh might cause bones to get thicker, which might alter your appearence and making surgery probably have a more unreliable outcome. This is what my peanut brain thinks of this, if anyone has more info on this feel free to correct me.

 

[GymcellingForLife]

it will also depend on what surgeries your getting. id say if you just get rhino and implants youll be more good to go, but it might cause problems for something like bimax

 

[MLGS0LD1ERB0Y]

it will also depend on what surgeries your getting. id say if you just get rhino and implants youll be more good to go, but it might cause problems for something like bimax

Surgeries:
- lip lift
- infra orbital implants
- genioplasty

 

[Arwin12]

if you doing like lefort 1 or 2 i think you should just chill and dont waste time and money on bs

 

[mohito]

Even if gear or hgh slightly increase ur bone density, the changes are minimal and clinically insignificant and will not meaningfully affect the outcomes of any type of plastic surgery or orthognathic intervention

 

[GymcellingForLife]

Surgeries:
- lip lift
- infra orbital implants
- genioplasty

id say those are more on the safe side. I wouldnt know why roiding would hinder them. Maybe if you take 10-12iu hgh a day it will fuck up your chin again but you probably wont take that much

 

[GymcellingForLife]

Even if gear or hgh slightly increase ur bone density, the changes are minimal and clinically insignificant and will not meaningfully affect the outcomes of any type of plastic surgery or orthognathic intervention

he is probably right. if your not going for super invasive surgery, its unlikey that it will have any effect on measurements