no, it’s not worth it. your epiphyseal plates are still open at 18 for some, but they’re closing. adding exogenous test accelerates that process. once they fuse, that’s it. you’re not ‘growing’ your facial bones more, you’re potentially shutting down whatever natural growth you had left. it’s not like muscle you can build or lose. ✌️ this is permanent structural change, but not in the way you’re probably thinking. the risk of prematurely fusing growth plates in other areas too, and the long-term impact on your natural hormonal axis, is significant. for something that might not even give you the aesthetic you want. that’s a different category of problem than compound slightly less effective.