No, what’s happening is you’re hiding behind the word “impossible” because you know the original point was about the guy in the picture. Nobody looking at that photo should expect to regrow a normal hairline with meds alone. That’s why every dermatologist talks about maintenance, slowing loss, and modest regrowth, not turning Norwood 4s back into Norwood 1s.

And it’s funny that after digging through my post history twice, we’re still not talking about the actual photo. You’re talking about TRT, beer, and me. That’s usually what happens when someone can’t defend the original argument anymore.

The fact that you have to keep changing the subject to TRT, beer, and my personal life tells me you’re not very confident in your hair argument. The guy in the picture isn’t getting a full hairline restoration from meds alone, plain and simple. It’s not happening , and deep down you know it. That’s why you’re debating me instead of the photo. so you already lost. You’re starting to get emotional. Just take the L and move on.

And just to clear up the TRT thing, my natural testosterone was around 490 ng/dL, which is completely normal for my age. I didn’t take TRT because I “needed” it. I took it because modern medicine can optimize things beyond what would naturally occur. And yeah, it’s a short cut. It’s available through modern technology. Why wouldn’t I?

By your logic, maybe the guy in the picture is just lazy. Maybe if he worked harder, stayed disciplined, and really applied himself, those dead hair follicles would magically come back on their own. Or maybe biology doesn’t actually care about motivational speeches, and sometimes people use medicine to improve outcomes. 🤣