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I do have an appointment with a therapist scheduled and I'm not sure how different it will be since they're not from an LGBT center, they have told me they're on a journey as well, so I'm hopeful.
You might be interested in this post if you haven't seen it. I had heard of some of those products but had always assumed they didn't work, but apparently they can work really well, and the derma roller sounds very interesting and promising as well.
I started the Sam's club brand Rogaine recently and while I can't say it's been long enough to judge efficacy, it was $20 to get a 6 month supply mailed to me, which is pretty good. I'm seriously considering the derma roller too since it can be used to promote some healing in the skin and reduce wrinkles.
As for the body hair, I'm in the exact same boat. Hairiest person I know. I am considering my luck with some removal cream though.
Issue is, it's still summer and that will draw attention and questions from relatives and I'm not ready for that yet.
Thanks for the link, I'm already on finasteride but I'll take a look into micro-needling too. Let me know how the hair removal cream goes though! The only thing I thought would do it would be laser removal but that shit's expensive! Man talking about this like it's real is scary
Right? Terrifyingly excited too.
I have used some extra sentive(I forget what it's called, veet with gray label I think) on an extra sensitive area when I had a procedure done and it wasn't too bad other than I did it in sections and wasn't careful enough not to overlap and those areas were pretty sore for a few days. Other than that, it got a lot of it and there was very little left to shave after that. Also, I don't remember it being itchy, or at least not that itchy coming back in.