The 1st and 2nd pictures show a person who cares about her appearance albeit with different goals in mind. The 'after' picture shows a person who appears depressed or otherwise no longer attempts to groom. Looks a bit like a meth user.
Most women I know wax their face, shave their legs, and style their hair. About 10% of the women in the region where I live look similar to the 3rd picture. They are not former BBers. They are post menopausal, have health/hormone issues, and don't care about their looks. Usually feel poorly and depressed and often are not out in public. Some look like that and are active and happy. (She looks like my neighbor who is an artist, activist and happy).
Do we know the whole story of Denise Ruthowsk? Why did she stop AAS? Did she hit the limit and have a midlife crisis that is so typical of men (some who start using recreational drugs)? Did she decide it was futile and 'hollow' to care about looks? What are the medical measurements of her voice, breasts, facial hair, clitoris, etc. before, during and after? Did she mess up her hypothalamic function as can happen with men doing AAS? Exactly what androgens and what doses and combinations did she use in each cycle?
The pictures of are typical of the medias attempt to vilify androgens using emotionally shocking pictures or stories. Or are we to believe that once a woman starts to 'juice' she will eventually loose the ability to use a comb and wax?
Dr. Josefina Monasterio is 71 years old whereas the above is 56 years old. Clearly there is more to the story.
Albert Einstein looks like this. Is this because E=m(c*c)? Maybe too much math? Looks like a math-head.