WHY YOU SHOULD USE ESTRIOL CREAM(GTFIH)

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1. If you actually care about skin aging or fixing old acne scars, look up Estriol (E3) cream. It’s basically a cheat code for collagen
2. Estriol (E3) is a super weak, "gentle" form of estrogen. Unlike regular estrogen, E3 works completely locally. When you put it on your skin, your skin cells use it right there. It doesn't get into your bloodstream, so it won't lower your T or cause weird side effects
3. Our skin has tons of estrogen receptors that control how much collagen and moisture your face holds onto.Estriol basically wakes those receptors up. It plumps up thin skin and shrinks stretched pores
4. Dermatologists and plastic surgeons actually use it off-label to speed up wound recovery and stop bad scars from forming after procedures or bad breakouts. It calms down local inflammation fast
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5. it's so weak and gets cleared out by the skin so quickly, it never reaches high enough levels in your body to compete with your male hormones
 
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Thing is, your skin experiences laxity all over your body with age. From your stomach (notice how people over 35 always have that "pouch" no matter how much weight they lose?), to your thighs, to your nutsack, to your scalp. In fact some analysts here claim that Leo DiCaprio's enlargening head is due to laxity in his scalp tissue, which allowed dead cells to fill the lax space.

So you need something to address the FULL BODY laxity of your skin. Because of this it seems that taking/injecting estrogen, or at least an antiandrogen really is the solution (no matter if you get tits from it). Just addressing your face simply isn't enough
 
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1. If you actually care about skin aging or fixing old acne scars, look up Estriol (E3) cream. It’s basically a cheat code for collagen
2. Estriol (E3) is a super weak, "gentle" form of estrogen. Unlike regular estrogen, E3 works completely locally. When you put it on your skin, your skin cells use it right there. It doesn't get into your bloodstream, so it won't lower your T or cause weird side effects
3. Our skin has tons of estrogen receptors that control how much collagen and moisture your face holds onto.Estriol basically wakes those receptors up. It plumps up thin skin and shrinks stretched pores
4. Dermatologists and plastic surgeons actually use it off-label to speed up wound recovery and stop bad scars from forming after procedures or bad breakouts. It calms down local inflammation fast
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5. it's so weak and gets cleared out by the skin so quickly, it never reaches high enough levels in your body to compete with your male hormones
Estriol seems to be amazing for skin health but the problem is that most creams contain heavy fats and waxes that can clog pores and worsen acne. Is it still worth to try:feelswat:
 
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I would like to see some actual before and after pictures of people using estriol cream.

It seems to me that most people who use estriol are already on prescription retinoids and confuse results.
 
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1. If you actually care about skin aging or fixing old acne scars, look up Estriol (E3) cream. It’s basically a cheat code for collagen
2. Estriol (E3) is a super weak, "gentle" form of estrogen. Unlike regular estrogen, E3 works completely locally. When you put it on your skin, your skin cells use it right there. It doesn't get into your bloodstream, so it won't lower your T or cause weird side effects
3. Our skin has tons of estrogen receptors that control how much collagen and moisture your face holds onto.Estriol basically wakes those receptors up. It plumps up thin skin and shrinks stretched pores
4. Dermatologists and plastic surgeons actually use it off-label to speed up wound recovery and stop bad scars from forming after procedures or bad breakouts. It calms down local inflammation fast
View attachment 5373608
i Dont have better pictures

5. it's so weak and gets cleared out by the skin so quickly, it never reaches high enough levels in your body to compete with your male hormones
Grey question but is there diff concentrations
 
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I just got a bunch in. I’m applying it to my scalp to induce the anagen phase since I’ve been using DHT Prop to treat gyno and another rare condition. Been taking 2.5mg oral min for 3-4 months now and nothing seems to get new growth going on my scalp. Anyone have experience with estriol cream for hair growth?

I parted my hair in as many different sections as I could and applied the cream. I also did my entire hairline. Put some on the forehead and around the cheekbones where I already apply 0.1% taz.
 
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I just got a bunch in. I’m applying it to my scalp to induce the anagen phase since I’ve been using DHT Prop to treat gyno and another rare condition. Been taking 2.5mg oral min for 3-4 months now and nothing seems to get new growth going on my scalp. Anyone have experience with estriol cream for hair growth?

I parted my hair in as many different sections as I could and applied the cream. I also did my entire hairline. Put some on the forehead and around the cheekbones where I already apply 0.1% taz
New growth om scalp takes up to 6-12 months. Just be patient
 
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1. If you actually care about skin aging or fixing old acne scars, look up Estriol (E3) cream. It’s basically a cheat code for collagen
2. Estriol (E3) is a super weak, "gentle" form of estrogen. Unlike regular estrogen, E3 works completely locally. When you put it on your skin, your skin cells use it right there. It doesn't get into your bloodstream, so it won't lower your T or cause weird side effects
3. Our skin has tons of estrogen receptors that control how much collagen and moisture your face holds onto.Estriol basically wakes those receptors up. It plumps up thin skin and shrinks stretched pores
4. Dermatologists and plastic surgeons actually use it off-label to speed up wound recovery and stop bad scars from forming after procedures or bad breakouts. It calms down local inflammation fast
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i Dont have better pictures

5. it's so weak and gets cleared out by the skin so quickly, it never reaches high enough levels in your body to compete with your male hormones

i’m not saying estriol is gonna have some massive systemic estrogenic effect, i agree that it’s one of the weaker forms of estrogen. my point is that using estriol topically on your face for collagen enhancement is still going to result in some degree of systemic absorption. and that becomes even more relevant if the person is using other topicals like tretinoin or azelaic acid that can increase skin permeability/absorption up to 6x. there are clinical trials with topical estriol where it was applied to the arm and still resulted in systemic absorption, and the skin on the arm is substantially thicker than facial skin. so i agree with you that the amount that goes systemic may be small and probably isn’t going to produce a huge estrogenic effect, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t going systemic. that was my point.
 
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New growth om scalp takes up to 6-12 months. Just be patient
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i’m not saying estriol is gonna have some massive systemic estrogenic effect, i agree that it’s one of the weaker forms of estrogen. my point is that using estriol topically on your face for collagen enhancement is still going to result in some degree of systemic absorption. and that becomes even more relevant if the person is using other topicals like tretinoin or azelaic acid that can increase skin permeability/absorption up to 6x. there are clinical trials with topical estriol where it was applied to the arm and still resulted in systemic absorption, and the skin on the arm is substantially thicker than facial skin. so i agree with you that the amount that goes systemic may be small and probably isn’t going to produce a huge estrogenic effect, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t going systemic. that was my point.

Estriol seems to be a lot more selective for the ERb vs ERa, which is what we want. Especially in my scenario where I have a bunch of androgenic signaling from DHT. My last 2 labs showed my E2 at 16pg/mL. So I can use the estrogenic signaling but I’m a more selective and targeted manner. Also, with DHT in the mix it behaves like a SERM and keeps estrogens away from ERa and prefer ERb. So I’m not worried about systemic absorption. I’ll be checking E3 in my next labs.

I’ve already noticed this about Estriol cream; it’s already softening the skin on my face and shrinking the pores. Especially on my nose. It’s only been a week too.
 
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