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Would a high testosterone level in women make their faces less feminine?
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Possibly: If a woman's testosterone level gets too high, she may experience increased facial hair growth, oil (sebum) production, and possible acne, but the bony structure of the face will not change. She may also develop a deeper voice.
Answered 6/21/2014
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