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Pain is such a personal thing, min did not hurt at all, it was just uncomfortable for a week. Please see your dr if you're in pain past day 2/3

probably 3/10, my periods hurt worse, its defo uncomfortable and the post op appointments were painful for me 8/10 I cried, but that was because I needed more stitches on top of the usual poking around my nose post op ❤

Totally normal and lucky with the bruising, the arnica cream made me feel sooo greasy. The swelling will come and go as you heal too, just got to have faith for year, keep an eye on it while remembering even if something is wrong (there probably isn't it's probs in your head) that nothing can be done until 1 year post op so no point in stressing. Good luck healing ❤‍🩹

Thank you so much for commenting and watching ❤

You are so welcome, I hope it helped ❤

So I don't like the idea of advertising a surgeon, I had a TikTok blow up and I would feel awful leading people when I genuinely beleive people need to do their own research, I have reviewed my surgeon so the info is out there I just don't want to advertise him if that makes sense, sorry ❤ Good look in your search, I know that was one of the hardest parts for me, lasting nearly as long as post op swelling ❤

Ice ice and more ice from the momment I woke up (maybe even before that) for around 24-48hours, overnight too, I would take breaks for no more than 45 mins to eat, and scroll / watch tv and probably no more than twice a day

Thank you so much for commenting and watching ❤

Oh I was full on crazy for the first few weeks, completely in my own head about everything, was so silly now looking back. Wish I knew a bit more going into it about the emotional side of it all post op ❤

I knoow, it's so brutal how long it lasts, sounds unbelievable "2 years of swelling" I beg your pardon how loong???? But totally worth the wait ❤

Oft that sounds so rough! I had the bf doing his 1 job of making sure I iced for the first 24-48hours, as soon as I woke up he was changing my ice every 4 hours, I think getting it as soon as I was out was the only reason I could still see ❤

Hiya 🤍 No I didn't, I don't like the idea of an implant personally and jaw surgery is very intense, not an easy recovery and has the risk of nerve damage and loosing sensation which I am just not brave enough for 🤍🤍🤍

Thank you so much for watching and commenting! 🤍🤍🤍

Yes they were, I massaged mine out as well, only a bit as they are essentially like scabs on a wound, but on bone so that is why they are hard. The goal is to flatten them out not rip the scab off 🤍

So they probably won't ever look the same again, however face on my nostrils were also quite visible and "piggy" but once the swelling calmed down my nostrils were normal 🤍

Hiya 🤍 I am afraid I am not advertising that just yet, as permanent results take 1-2 years and I would feel awful recommending a Dr then changing my mind on if I like my nose 🤍

Yup, if I have an event or something I will tape for a couple days just to be extra snatched, and always on planes as I swell up like crazy I honestly don't see myself ever not taping. Like I barely do it but occasionally will, and I am happy with doing that forever Emotional side is crazy and not something people are prepared for, I was a bit but could have been more 🤍🤍🤍

I'm waiting just a little bit longer before I recommend my surgeon, just so I am sure I like my new nose and that I am 100% happy to suggest him to others It takes 1-2 years to heal and I am only 9 months post op 🤍🤍

Congratulations! Hard part is over now So at around 4 weeks post op I started changing my tape every 2/3 days, and gave myself about an hour to shower and do skin care then let the skin breathe before I taped it up again. The longer it "breathes" the more swelling kicks in, I was lucky my skin only stated to get irritated a week before I could stop entirely 🩷🩷

@@herinsight_99 thanks so much! I really appreciate it! 🤗 Yes I have noticed that once the tape is off I start to feel my nostrils and nasal cavity feeling tight and that’s because the swelling ramps up - once I retape it you almost immediately start to feel your breathing become easier as it suppresses the swelling! Thanks again 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Hello lovely, thank you for pointing that out! Definitely should have included that in this video So to fix it that’ll be in my next video, an in depth before and after Physical but all the other things that are different for me as well, breathing, my mental health and the psychological kinda effects like outlook on my looks etc

It’s more scary than painful, keep your mouth wide open when you feel it coming on was my drs instructions (I sneezed a lot the first 10 ish days post op)

My surgeon charges £3400 now, and I’m waiting til my nose is completely healed before recommending him publicly 💖

I do I will make sure to include the before in my next videos 💖

@@JOS-cz8zj thank you so much! Definitely all an individual process but nice to have some insight into the healing speed and timeline of others xx

Thank you so much 🤍🤍🤍

You're so welcome! 🤍

Great question ! So sneezing happened quite a lot for me after surgery, and it was more scary than painful. My surgeon said to keep my mouth open if I felt a sneeze coming and that helps so so much 🤍

@@herinsight_99 What happens if you don't keep your mouth open when you sneeze?

@drivethrutours1916 you risk damaging your nose, the stitches, so best to open your mouth 🤍

🤍🤍 I'm waiting just a little bit longer before I recommend my surgeon, just so I am sure I like my new nose and that I am 100% happy to suggest him to others It takes 1-2 years to heal and I am only 7 months post op 🤍🤍

@@jultrianto5400 thank you 🤍

🤍🤍 I'm waiting just a little bit longer before I recommend my surgeon, just so I am sure I like my new nose and that I am 100% happy to suggest him to others It takes 1-2 years to heal and I am only 7 months post op 🤍🤍

@herinsight_99girl You are lucky dont wait to spill the name :) you can save life