Age: 31
Height: 180 cm
Starting weight: 67 kg
Final weight: 74 kg
I started TRT because of low testosterone. I had been on and off since around 23, and at 30 I was officially diagnosed with low T. My test was around the low 200s, and mood, energy and overall quality of life were getting really difficult.
Getting it prescribed was not easy because insurance wanted to know the reason behind it. I had my testosterone, LH and FSH checked for around a year, but the doctor still wanted to wait more to understand the reason. At some point I couldn’t really handle the symptoms anymore, so I started TRT.
Second photo is from my first week of TRT, August 2025. I started with testosterone undecanoate 160 mg every 2 weeks.
Third photo is from December, before I started Anavar. I was around 71 kg there.
From December to February, for around 7 weeks, I kept my TRT base at 160 mg testosterone undecanoate every 2 weeks, and added 50 mg testosterone enanthate twice a week plus 40 mg Anavar daily. At the end I was 74 kg.
Last photo is from February, at the end of that phase.
First photo is from March. I would say I kept most of it after returning back to my normal TRT routine, which is 160 mg testosterone undecanoate every 2 weeks.
I put it as first because its cover image
Height: 180 cm
Starting weight: 67 kg
Final weight: 74 kg
I started TRT because of low testosterone. I had been on and off since around 23, and at 30 I was officially diagnosed with low T. My test was around the low 200s, and mood, energy and overall quality of life were getting really difficult.
Getting it prescribed was not easy because insurance wanted to know the reason behind it. I had my testosterone, LH and FSH checked for around a year, but the doctor still wanted to wait more to understand the reason. At some point I couldn’t really handle the symptoms anymore, so I started TRT.
Second photo is from my first week of TRT, August 2025. I started with testosterone undecanoate 160 mg every 2 weeks.
Third photo is from December, before I started Anavar. I was around 71 kg there.
From December to February, for around 7 weeks, I kept my TRT base at 160 mg testosterone undecanoate every 2 weeks, and added 50 mg testosterone enanthate twice a week plus 40 mg Anavar daily. At the end I was 74 kg.
Last photo is from February, at the end of that phase.
First photo is from March. I would say I kept most of it after returning back to my normal TRT routine, which is 160 mg testosterone undecanoate every 2 weeks.
I put it as first because its cover image
Honestly, this is one of the better TRT transformation posts I’ve seen because it’s realistic.
A lot of people expect TRT to turn them into a different person overnight. What your photos actually show is what happens when someone fixes a genuine hormonal deficiency and then consistently trains and eats for muscle growth.
The most impressive part isn’t the scale going from 67 kg to 74 kg. It’s the quality of the tissue you added. Your shoulders, upper chest, arms and especially the back show noticeably more density and maturity. The March back shot is easily the standout image here. The lat width and upper-back thickness are in a completely different league compared to where you started.
I also like that you returned to your TRT dose and appear to have retained most of the gains. To me, that’s always more impressive than someone who gains 10 kg during a blast and loses half of it afterward.
One thing worth highlighting is that your TRT wasn’t actually doing the heavy lifting alone. The combination of correcting low testosterone, consistent training, proper nutrition, and then later adding a moderate amount of Test E plus Anavar created a very favorable environment for growth. Too many people give all the credit to the drugs and ignore the other pieces.
Looking at the photos, if I were nitpicking, I’d say the next phase should focus heavily on upper chest, side delts and overall back thickness. Those areas have already responded well and will probably give you the biggest visual return for every kilogram you add.
Most importantly, you look healthier in the later photos. Better muscle fullness, better posture, more structure through the shoulders and chest. That’s exactly what TRT is supposed to do when it’s prescribed for someone who genuinely needed it.
Very solid progress, and more importantly, very sustainable-looking progress. That’s a lot harder to achieve than people think.
Shark