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How soon after a brow lift/facial fat transfer can I start an oxandrolone cycle?

Dburton7799Nov 16, 2023

I'm planning on being off my current cycle at least a month prior to my surgery. Is that long enough? I also don't want to start back too soon post surgery as I'm not if it would cause any complications.

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