Apart from the treatment topic, i also want to ask something about development again, you know good information about genetics and hormones. This depresses me deeply and i need some clarity.
Im trying to cut this as short as possible. I talked with my Endocrinologist when i gave my last bloods and asked about, whether Post Accutane Syndrome could have damaged my development or not. As far as i remember the convo:
Me: Is it possible that PAS damaged my development due to low T levels? As i know, genetics control the hormone secretion, when to secrete and at what amounts, (He nods his head as yes.) so, if my T levels supposed to rise up to 700 at 16-17 but then i took Accutane and it damaged my body and my levels got stuck at 500’s… Will this cause developmental issues? Also can PAS cause GH or GH receptor damage?
Doc: Actually, yes. If it did made your T levels stuck or damaged your gonadrotopins persistently, then you developed on the low side of your genetic variant. Our looks come from both genes and exegenous affects. However, the genetic variant for height for example, is in between 5 cm. So maybe, you grew 2-3cm’s instead of 5 from that time. But maybe it didn’t damage you, we can’t say for sure. And i don’t think it can cause GH damage, Accutane can have an effect on Gonadrotopins but not GH spesifically, i think… And your igf-1 levels look fine with all other hormones.
Me: I see, what about epigenetic changes?
Doc: I don’t know, it is so rare, these things can happen but it is rare and i can’t say anything more about it.
Me: Can i grow my genetics back after i recover if it did damage my outlooks or bones? (At this point, i brought up the study i shared here, about the late pubertal boys who took TRT at 16 and below and experienced a catch up growth of the jaw bone.)
Doc: After those ages we don’t see any changes on the face. I doubt it. That was a experimental study and was a good age range. I have patients who use very high doses of T levels and we didn’t notice any changes.
Me: But doc, those people are already healthy and reached to their genetical potential, so they already completed their genetic coding, but i am different, i had epigenetic- hormonal change at 16 and and i can reverse this.
Doc: At this age i don’t think TRT would change anything on you. (Stupid me, didn’t ask ‘‘why’’ here. Is it the bones response to hormones or the age of the bones? We know bones always change and get renewed… Trans people on reddit support this claim. I have read someone grew a brow ridge with TRT at late age.)
The more effective hormone is GH, if i gave you GH right now, your Zygomatic bones would grow and get thicker for example. But the outcome would not match to your facial symmetry…
At this point conversation changed to other things. I don’t remember much.
So, i researched a bit and learned more about the Phenotype and Genotype. My fear is that could PAS affected my phenotype? Would i look different if i never took this drug in a parallel universe? I wonder what you think about the conversation @lordgains. Also, now i want to ask you few more things with my little black dots again 
So i talked with a guy from Raypeat, a pfs case and he is not a doctor but he assured me that, if i recover, expect from my height, i can unlock my full genetical potential again. Penile development and facial bones etc. I look at some actors which i can track back to their 16 year old photos and their jaw bones seems very improved by age, it didn’t happen on me. For example, Timothee Chalamet or Ezra Miller has a prominent difference on their jaw structure between 16- 20. Im not comparing myself with models, im just looking the age related growth of the jaw.
But he also thinks that fortunately, PAS can’t have an effect on my development, especially on the bones. He said 500ngdl levels of T is sufficent enough to reach my body to its genetical coding and grow my bones.
He too thinks it can’t affect the GH or its receptors and said gonadrotopin damage would show up on bloods if you had one. 
He said the issue is mostly on the bowel, bad bacteria build- up or on the prostate, spesific damage. Rather than general hormonal deficiency. He also thinks my penis will grow even above my Pre-Pas size when i recover if i lost some development. He said the penile growth is only due to the increase of T- DHT on the puberty. So if i recover soon, my body will produce DHT and grow it just like my facial bones. That was his thoughts, i wonder what you think.
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Can i reach even above my pre pas penis size if i recover? Shouldn’t i need pubertal levels of hormones again or more of it? I hears steroids can grow a healthy persons penis for example.
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Can a slight reduction in T levels cause me to grow to least of my genetic variant? (remember the height variaton example.) Or we can even reach to our maximum genetics variation with moderate amounts? I mean even exercise and sports in youth can grow our height more, so even sports and diet can affect our phenotype, therefore, i think PAS definitely affected my phenotype badly!! Ah, this was so hard to swallow!! Please help me. I hope you can somehow answer all of this mess one by one, i wrote a lot, sorry.
@myoscholar No but i took Tamoxifen, which actually a better option.