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#1

This is my first post and I'm a complete novice at this, so please bear with me. A month ago I had a urology problem (blood in urine) which has resulted in me having to take 5mg of Finasteride for the foreseeable future. The prescribing doctor "warned" me of the "danger of breasts developing", a side effect that I would find very welcoming. I feel that this is an opportunity not to be missed, however as I said, I am a complete novice in this field and I look forward to developing breasts, large ones if possible and I would like them to be well developed as I've always wanted. Can any one advise me what supplements I should be taking, what I should be avoiding and if I should be altering my diet, exercise regime etc.. Your help would be much appreciated.  Peter.
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#2

Welcome, Pete! Always good to encounter yet another man who has decided that having breasts is a good thing. My own large breasts are natural, with the exception of occasional applications of progesterone cream, but you will find many here who are able to advise you. Good luck!
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#3

Welcome, Pete.

I’m sure that you will find answers to your questions here, though you may need to be a little patient until the right people spot your post and can offer more qualified advice than I am able to.

You are correct in thinking that Finasteride can lead to gynecomastia, but if you research the likelihood of this particular side effect you will find that the reported incidence of this is generally claimed to be low. There is huge variation on the claimed incidence but several sites talk of a 1 in 1000 risk.

More knowledgeable members here may have a different take on this, but I think my advice would be to spend a lot of time reading the very useful and informed advice regarding breast enlargement here on the forum. If you decide to pursue your wish to develop breasts, I would suggest that there are better methods to consider, and that all of them require a great deal of time and determination. That said, look around here and you may be amazed at the incredible achievements that many BN members have made.

I wish you well in your endeavours.
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#4

There are three core elements to make male BE work. You will not be relying on Finasteride for breast growth but rather an element of breast growth.

1. An anti-androgen, something to lower the natural male Testosterone level. In this case the AA would be Finasteride. 5mg may be sufficient.

2. A source of "estrogen". I recommend BiEST 5.0 if you can get it where you live.


Bi-EST 5.0 (5mg/pump)(4mg Estriol & 1mg Estrodiol)

Amazon.com: HelloPharmacist Bioidentical Bi-EST 5.0 Estrogen Menopause Relief Cream for Women - 5 mg Per Pump - Preserved with Essential Oils and Herbs - Additional Moisturizers for Skin Nourishment (3 oz/85g) : Health & Household


3. A source of Progesterone.

Amazon.com: Progesterone Cream for Women Bioidentical 2000mg | Dermatologist-Tested | For Menopause & Menstrual Support | Micronized USP Paraben-Free Progesterone Supplements | Topical ProgestoLife (96 Servings)

Start the daily Finasteride, add 5mg, daily, of Bi-EST. Continue this regimen until breasts buds are well formed under you nipples.
Once breasts buds form, add the Progesterone Cream to the regimen. 20 to 75mg/day, or so.

Be regular and persistent until you reach your goal.
Be prepared to live with whatever develops.
Breasts often do not develop symmetrically.
It is especially common that one is larger than the other.
If you are not happy with what is developing, stop.
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#5

(14-12-2024, 01:34 AM)Thanks for the info and the wise words, I\ll keep you informed how it goes. gone bye-bye Wrote:  There are three core elements to make male BE work. You will not be relying on Finasteride for breast growth but rather an element of breast growth.

1. An anti-androgen, something to lower the natural male Testosterone level. In this case the AA would be Finasteride. 5mg may be sufficient.

2. A source of "estrogen". I recommend BiEST 5.0 if you can get it where you live.


Bi-EST 5.0 (5mg/pump)(4mg Estriol & 1mg Estrodiol)

Amazon.com: HelloPharmacist Bioidentical Bi-EST 5.0 Estrogen Menopause Relief Cream for Women - 5 mg Per Pump - Preserved with Essential Oils and Herbs - Additional Moisturizers for Skin Nourishment (3 oz/85g) : Health & Household


3. A source of Progesterone.

Amazon.com: Progesterone Cream for Women Bioidentical 2000mg | Dermatologist-Tested | For Menopause & Menstrual Support | Micronized USP Paraben-Free Progesterone Supplements | Topical ProgestoLife (96 Servings)

Start the daily Finasteride, add 5mg, daily, of Bi-EST. Continue this regimen until breasts buds are well formed under you nipples.
Once breasts buds form, add the Progesterone Cream to the regimen. 20 to 75mg/day, or so.

Be regular and persistent until you reach your goal.
Be prepared to live with whatever develops.
Breasts often do not develop symmetrically.
It is especially common that one is larger than the other.
If you are not happy with what is developing, stop.
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#6

Welcome Pete. You’re on your way of becoming a woman.  Big Grin
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#7

Pete,

Welcome to the forum and to the quest for boobs.  It can take a while but the results are worth it.  (See my avatar--D cups).

There are lots of pills, lotions and devices to help you on your quest.  Certainly a lot more stuff on places like Amazon than there were when I started my quest about 6 years ago. Something I just started using is BIOLabs PRO "Natural Bioidentical BI-EST 5.0 Performance Cream (provides Estriol and Estradiol).

Personally I have found breast massage to be essential and pleasurable.

Good luck. 

Love BillieJean
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