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I"m a 56 year old male and I never developed facialFacial paralysis Facial tics Facial trauma hair or chest hair with the exception of a mustache and a bit of hair on my chinChin augmentation Chin augmentation - series. I developed all other secondary features at appropriate times. My Grandfather, Father, brother, and son all developed facialFacial paralysis Facial tics Facial trauma hair. No one has ever been able to explain to me why or what, if anything, I could do about this issue. It's been embarrasing for me my whole life. Any solutions? Thanks
I have heard that some races don't grow as much facial hair (some indian tribes). I'm not sure it that is true, but since my mother was adopted, I can't verify what my ancestry might be. So who knows.
It does make me feel better to know there is someone else out there with the same issues.
I'm 25 and I can't grow any facial hair, it's really embarrassing and also depressing. What makes it worse is that i'm only 150 pounds and people notice and make comments at work, i need help please!
Hello, I am a girl but was just responding to offer some advice. If you are woried about any hormonal problems/ endocrine etc. then I would really strongly advise going to a good endocrinologist! Any hormonal problems I have ever suspected in the past my doctor has told me were not there and were only discovered upon visiting the endo.
I have heard that some races don't grow as much facial hair (some indian tribes). I'm not sure it that is true, but since my mother was adopted, I can't verify what my ancestry might be. So who knows.
It does make me feel better to know there is someone else out there with the same issues.