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"Among our 90 participants we repeatedly used 3D-scanning techniques to measure breast volume and saw up to an increase of 30%. Crucially, we also saw that the study participants were more satisfied with the size, shape and the growth of their breasts compared to participants who did not use progesterone,” adds Raya Geels, PhD candidate at Amsterdam UMC and the study’s first author.

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[–] EllenKelly@hexbear.net 2 points 1 week ago

There's a few other / older studies about this, might be able to find some online

In my experience appointments processed like so

initial consultation, consent forms, two weeks to 'think about it', blood tests etc in that time. Theyll ask you to preserve eggs / sperm, its expensive i didn't bother. Youll start on a v small dose and itll be raised over 6-12 months, progesterone isn't recommended until later tanner stages, 3 or 4 i can't remember

and i can't remember that seppo doctors name who was famous on reddit back in 2019

good luck :)