How many months to years does it take before your body "fills

You can expect most changes to be virtually fully done 3-4 years in.
t. 5 years in

The timescale of all HRT effects depend on what your estrogen/test levels already were before you started HRT. Most people should have a pretty womanly body around 6 months in, though.

>>7427047
Womanly body =/= all changes done and things being more filled out and completed.

>>7426977
0 if you started post puberty. your base is male skeleton. no amount of muscle or fat redistribution will change it

source: 4 year hrt

>>7427107
I've had the same experience. My thighs and butt are more womanly, same with my abdomen to an extent, however my hips overall are too small for my upper body. So, the end result is what looks like two mismatched halves of a woman's body.

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I started at 17, and I had a pretty late start to puberty. I started at skinnyfat too. Nearly 4 years later, I'm still having changes. The main one is my boobs keep growing. I just look like a kinda average girl now desu.

>>7427107
So if you were naturally low-test during childhood, will you have a less manly skeleton?

>>7427144
What are your measurements?

>>7427163
dunno measure yourself and see

>>7427163
Chances are you'll just be a manlet but have the basic male skeletal structure. Still a better starting point than most people though.

>>7427730
Probably a much thinner frame though, so narrower shoulders, thinner ribcage, tinier hands and feet and a more androgynous face.

>>7427107
wow that is so depressing
just kys my shit up, pham

>>7427706
6'3"
180
41-34-40

I look so top heavy, but I'm pretty skinny. Like the area around my hips and sides of my butt needs to be filled in with fat or something.