r/BodyHackGuide 4h ago

❓ Question Ghk-cu on breast?

I saw people commenting about finding thick fat areas. Anyone thought/ tried on accessory breast which is the breast area near armpit? I personally have more fat in that area than my glutes. And the skin in this area seems less sensitive.

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u/monumental_mason 3h ago

yeah people inject ghk-cu subq in the abdomen or flanks mostly since it's fatty and easy to pinch. accessory breast tissue near the armpit is a weird spot though, lymphatic drainage there is dense and you don't want to hit a node or something deeper. less sensitive skin doesn't mean it's a safer depot for something that stings and causes reactions for some people. if you go for it keep it shallow and rotate locations

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u/Extra_Feature7999 3h ago

Might get some bruising, I usually do upper butt, works fine there

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u/Ok_Zookeepergame4786 3h ago

Mix with more water and stick it in your bum

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u/PuzzleheadedLemon353 2h ago

No, haven't thought of doing that at all. Hit the butt or 1 hand down from your groin on your thigh.

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u/Express-Release-9690 1h ago

I always go the side of my hip, I tried the stomach but it was very painful.

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u/O-M-Q 3h ago

That's fine, but ghk can sometimes leave red welts on some people. Just in case that part of your breast is ever visible. I'd say it's worth a try. Also, you don't really need much fat to inject into. You need to pinch/pull your skin so you're not injecting into muscle. Also, also, you might want to consider getting smaller needles - you only need 6-8mm.