My wife had the "carbon fiber intake" mode done years ago. She sleeps better, breaths better, and doesn't snore anymore. She was in tough shape for a few days, but after a week she felt so much better. Two weeks later back to normal minus all the nose flushing she had do for a month. I joke with her that her nose as more carbon fiber in it than my race car has.
Thank you Misha. Appreciate you sharing this side of your life. It’s fascinating to watch you over a few years and see these changes and hear you talk about what and why. It has been hard for you to invest in your health but imagine the rest of your life being so much improved.
Been there, done that, bought the t-shirt. 4 years ago, also hade an expansion of the sinus area in the same surgery. Freakin painful for 2 weeks but so worth it, i am now able to breathe and do not suffer from sinusitis 3 months per year. Get well soon, love your channel with great content, cars and people!!
I feel you bro. The whole life I'm been breathing with one nostril. I had my septum surgery done few years ago. Life changer. I no longer get colds easily and breathing is so easier now. I would say that after surgery it took my nose few months to fully clear up and "settle". Almost like this "swollenness" inside my nose that I lived with for more than 30 years was now slowly backing off. So take your time and take care.
I had my surgery few years ago, I was constantly sick before, got colds and flu all the time. Surgery changed my life 100 times for the better. I still have cronic allergy so sometimes inside of my nose is little swallen and harder to breed but all in all absolute life changer for the better. I was 5 days in hospitals, and I was basically ok even from day one after surgery, just dizzy from anesthetics etc, second day already up to speed.
I had simelar issue, did the surgery a month ago. A big difference, so happy I did it. Waited way to long...for years i've had nosesprays which did nothing. Finaly did the surgery, and OMG the results is amazing, I can finally breath properly.
Good to see that everything is going well and this is the big change you hoped it to do. And now enjoy your new eventuri intake and breath a lot of nice air.
Same surgery my friend has a couple of weeks ago. Less money payed here but he said it's worth it and now he can breath normal again after so many years of agony. :) Good you are back!
Good on you for getting that surgery. I had it over Christmas just before the pandemic and it's the best thing I ever did going from 1 blocked nostril and 1 half blocked nostrils to being able to breathe properly. ( I went private to skip the queues so the costs you describe were about what I paid) The consultant actually described my nose as being a mess with the tip, septum and nose itself all needing realigning but the recovery time being similar to yours. If anybody else is thinking of this surgery don't delay it WILL change your life. Even the recovery isn't too bad, it's gross at times with bloody snots but the pain can be easily managed with paracetamol and ibuprofen.
Hi Misha, ich hatte eine solche Operation als Kind/Teenager. Es war sehr unangenehm aber im Nachhinein eine unglaubliche Verbesserung der Lebensqualität. Alles gute bei der weiteren Genesung, Grüße!
I had my deviated septum corrected last year. The dripping and blood is the worst part. Be prepared for the MASSIVE dried snot clumps you will blow out almost like Arnie pulling out the tracker in Total Recall LOL. The other part is the clean up after can be a little painful. Only short period of time for that. I experienced one of my plastic inserts be out of position and I had 10 injections and then the doc forcibly push it back into place. So much fun. Good luck and looking forward to videos sympathetically whilst you heal. (I couldn't risk playing paintball whilst I was healing for a few months.
the best part is. you never let you medical problems get in the way of your dreams misha. i became a truckdriver, i have a bad back(4 disks are ruined) i have blood pressure problems, and dokters say i wont pass 40 years old. (11 year to go) but still i stay positive and enjoy life to the best. live everyday to the max, like its your last one.
Reading the comments it shows what a positive influence social media personalities can have if they don't paint a one-dimensional picture of themselves. Of course, we don't need to know every little detail of their lives but the ones that do show the imperfections and personal challenges of their human sides generally also have the more enjoyable channels. It becomes more like personal documentaries that keep you interested. All the rest become boring after 10 videos/posts.
as someone who had their nose cauterized at a very young age, and also as someone who currently has consistent sinus issues / incredible difficulty breathing through their nose, i can totally relate on the frustrations you have gone through in terms of your respiratory health. i am currently exploring the option of getting my deviated septum fixed as well, since the complications are still compounding on themselves. thanks for sharing this misha. sometimes all it takes is one success story to motivate others to take that step to better their life.
I remember the feeling of having the "Tampax" pulled out of my nostrils after my operation. I wasn't quite ready for the length of the material as it was sharply yanked from my nose!😳 The first few seconds of a fully open airway were incredible, then the blood started to drip into the plastic bib provided 😮 Over time, the gains have deminished however, in general I can now breath better. Well done for sharing your journey and keep up the inspirational videos please! Great work 👍
Been watching you since Boosted Boris days and seeing you transform your life with multiple upgrades to your health has inspired me to keep pushing. I'm glad you're okay now and thanks for your health updates every now and then. I used to be quite callous with my health and your vids helped me wake up. Thanks again. :)
Stock airbox, K&N panel filter upgrade! I laughed so hard when you said intake upgrade. Congrats, the way you dive in and work at achieving your goals is truly inspiring!
I have been wondering about it a lot since I suffer from deviation for a long time. Somehow other videos weren’t feeling close while I’ve been a subscriber since Boosted Boris days. You gave me confidence Misha, thank you so much! Also, coming to ring at the end of the month for the first time on the track. I hope we can meet in person too!
I wish you a complete recovery and hope you will be able to breathe perfectly. I had the surgery back in October unfortunately it barley helped, maybe a 10% improvement. So I still have the worst sleep ever.
Misha, so happy to hear your success story! I had a rhinoplasty due to deviated septum too and ended up doing a septoplasty a year or 2 later. I HIGHLY recommend the septoplasty. 1st surgery is a game changer and 2nd surgery again is even more. If needed of course. Love to watch and hear your positive vibes. Glad you're doing much better! Love your videos as always!
Regulars on the channel know your journey to this point so I feel bad that you feel you have to explain. I really wish you a fast recovery and you get the result you want. Magi is going to love you even more 😜. Greg 🇬🇧🚘🏁
Congrats in your new improved high performance intake mod! No pain no gain...right? Had my septum corrected 20 ish years ago...the Dr. had to break it in 3 spots to correct it...plus nasal polyps removed on top of that. Had the black eyes and my head felt like my skull was fractured...good times. Back then they packed the nose with like 40 feet a gauze...a single piece, and man that was fun and unforgettable. A few days after scaring my friends with my swollen face and removing the gauze I could smell things for the first time in over a decade...and it was like smells were in color! LOL
damn, I've struggled with one nostrile beathing since I can remember, but I always thought my nose was just clogged up somehow. I will definitely have to look into this issue more and see if I am somehow affected. Thank you for this video Misha, very much appriciated ❤
hi misha! i ve been having the same issue for the past like 3 years..im now 18 and allowed to do the surgery..because u are not allowed to have cosmetic surgery until 18 years of age plus i was at the beginning of puberty..im getting surgery this month and im glad u showed me the aftermath of the surgery..hopefully it wont be so bad cause i have a feeling that i might wake up gasping for air and having a panick attack. anyways im glad u are happy and healthy!..ah one more thing..i go to the gym aswell and i think im not allowed to workout for like a month after surgery and u shocked me when u said u went to the gym after one week...
Ty Misha, I broke my nose x3 in my teens, but only have ever had "good function in my left nostril" now i realise I most likely have similar issue and would explain a lot of my respiratory issues.. until now I just thought was normal and dealt with it, going to get it looked at... Thank you.
My situation is a lot different and less serious to yours, but I have the fairly common condition of sleep apnoea, which probably only the sleep situation would likely be similar. If I forget to wear my cpap I can barely think and function the next day. I don't know how I went without it for so long but the improvement was huge. So once your operation heals it's definitely going to be something that really improves your life and you will notice it in your everyday function and also in your driving. Good luck to you mate, sure you will be amazed soon how much improvement you will experience
Aww man now I’m gonna have to finally get mine done I’ve been avoiding it - I also had really bad allergies which made for debilitating asthma - immunotherapy has helped significantly but I know this surgery is the next step
Onto the recovery process which you are already done with it seeems. You really are one brave son of a gun my brotha. The modified intake system together with the jaw surgery will improve the overall quality of life I am sure. Health is velly important.
Misha, i feed your pain because I had the same exact surgery just 3 days ago, no BS, deviate nasal septum and conche surgery. Maybe my condition is not as severe as your but I feel your pain buddy. I’m still recovering but the worst feeling is the inability of not blow the nose, so annoying! But I have to say, pretty painless process so far. Granted my doctor didn’t put tampons into my nose, maybe a different method, but I have the same rolled plastic things stitched to the nose. For me the first night I’ve trouble to sleep just breathing from the mouth, ending up basically not sleeping at all, but the night before went pretty smoothly. Hope that is going well for you and wish the best for you Misha! Everyone I’ve speech that has the same thing done they say is pretty life changing for quality of life.
The NielMed Sinus Rinse system is so much more convenient than that netti pot. I am just two weeks out of my second Fess surgery, so I know how you feel. It’s worth it in the end though. 👍🏻
I'm a new subscriber here and i want to wish you a fast recovery! I had a similar problem to my nose diaphragm but sadly even after a new type of surgery i have the same problems..
misha i am happy you are doping better. We love you and we Love all of your content regardless of what its about! you are a stand up, humble and honest man. there is nothing wrong with sharing you experiences if it goes to helping people. We are happy to hear you got new CSL carbon intake box and can fire on all cylinders :)
Hi Misha, I just joined your site after admiring your incredible driving talent!! Thank you for sharing your story with us and showing us your human too. However, your driving style might suggest otherwise?!? 👽 Wishing you all the best!! 🤙😎
I live in Maryland, one of those most pollen dense states in the US. Every spring is hell for me. I don't blame you. Also b/c I drive so much my nerves have become pinched in some places so sneezing is like being constricted by a python snake 🐍
Had tis done in new Zealand for free but all my eyes bruised up And took 2 months to recover from the weeping it would pay to learn to nose breath again makes a big difference to your health
Did the same surgery has you Misha and the first week was also horrible plus I got a cold but after a week when I removed the two plastic things from my nostrils, was a big improvement.
Best wishes for your speedy recovery. Great video and explanation. If anyone hates it, they can just skip it, ffs. Edit: Regarding the rhino horn, I've been using a neti pot for decades, and have gone from having severe allergies to tolerating allergens fairly well. Boil and cool the water, though, because brain amoebas are a risk from tap water and they are spreading where the warming climate has gotten warmer. I may ask my doctor about the nose surgery, but I live in the US... 'nuff said.
I had exactly the same thing done a year or two ago for the exact same reason. It helped a lot. My recovery was really easy (sorry lol). They didn't put the plastic tubes in mine though. I just had to flush it with a sterile saline solution using a special bottle (I didn't enjoy that part). My easy recovery was of much annoyance to my girlfriend who had hers done a couple of months before. She suffered with it, whereas I just shrugged it off within a week lol. Fast recovery, mate, and I'll see you on the 5th of May 😎
Jooow beterschap man. Ik ben ook bezig met compleet mijn gebid. Komt helemaal goed man. Ik ben over twee weken aan de beurt🤦🏾♂️😂 wish me luck. Also keep uploading bro i love your videos❤
I had much the same nasal issues after 5 nose breaks - after the correction I can breath again (some 8 years ago now) and it changed so many things including being able to sleep on both sides again for the first time since childhood - hope it makes as much of a difference to your life quality too.
Is it possible for you to make laser eyes vision correction? I have done it (also all my family member did) and I can absolutely recommend. This can be one of the most profitable “mod” 🙂 Get well soon!
damn he got a new carbon intake +100hp
Good thing Eifel weather makes sure it's STILL COLD AIR (intake) in April.
@@mgcharoudin i think i am also gonna need a new intake system
CF intake only makes power with proper tune and MAP sensor, needs dyno tune to max gainz.
room for an intercooler?
Eventuri rhino horn could be so cool
I have been subbed since 16k I think. It is so crazy to see someone's life progress from the other side of the world, wish you an easy recovery Misha!
Thank you for putting up with me for so long!
@@mgcharoudin It has been a pleasure and many times an inspiration. Keep doing your thing!
My wife had the "carbon fiber intake" mode done years ago. She sleeps better, breaths better, and doesn't snore anymore. She was in tough shape for a few days, but after a week she felt so much better. Two weeks later back to normal minus all the nose flushing she had do for a month. I joke with her that her nose as more carbon fiber in it than my race car has.
Thank you Misha. Appreciate you sharing this side of your life. It’s fascinating to watch you over a few years and see these changes and hear you talk about what and why.
It has been hard for you to invest in your health but imagine the rest of your life being so much improved.
Fast recovery,Misha!
Been there, done that, bought the t-shirt. 4 years ago, also hade an expansion of the sinus area in the same surgery. Freakin painful for 2 weeks but so worth it, i am now able to breathe and do not suffer from sinusitis 3 months per year. Get well soon, love your channel with great content, cars and people!!
I feel you bro. The whole life I'm been breathing with one nostril. I had my septum surgery done few years ago. Life changer. I no longer get colds easily and breathing is so easier now. I would say that after surgery it took my nose few months to fully clear up and "settle". Almost like this "swollenness" inside my nose that I lived with for more than 30 years was now slowly backing off. So take your time and take care.
I had my surgery few years ago, I was constantly sick before, got colds and flu all the time. Surgery changed my life 100 times for the better. I still have cronic allergy so sometimes inside of my nose is little swallen and harder to breed but all in all absolute life changer for the better. I was 5 days in hospitals, and I was basically ok even from day one after surgery, just dizzy from anesthetics etc, second day already up to speed.
I had simelar issue, did the surgery a month ago. A big difference, so happy I did it. Waited way to long...for years i've had nosesprays which did nothing. Finaly did the surgery, and OMG the results is amazing, I can finally breath properly.
Good to see that everything is going well and this is the big change you hoped it to do.
And now enjoy your new eventuri intake and breath a lot of nice air.
Same surgery my friend has a couple of weeks ago. Less money payed here but he said it's worth it and now he can breath normal again after so many years of agony. :) Good you are back!
Good on you for getting that surgery. I had it over Christmas just before the pandemic and it's the best thing I ever did going from 1 blocked nostril and 1 half blocked nostrils to being able to breathe properly. ( I went private to skip the queues so the costs you describe were about what I paid) The consultant actually described my nose as being a mess with the tip, septum and nose itself all needing realigning but the recovery time being similar to yours.
If anybody else is thinking of this surgery don't delay it WILL change your life. Even the recovery isn't too bad, it's gross at times with bloody snots but the pain can be easily managed with paracetamol and ibuprofen.
I wish you good breathing Misha. I’ve been a mouth breather my whole life unfortunately. I know what what you’ve been going through.
Hi Misha, ich hatte eine solche Operation als Kind/Teenager. Es war sehr unangenehm aber im Nachhinein eine unglaubliche Verbesserung der Lebensqualität. Alles gute bei der weiteren Genesung, Grüße!
I had my deviated septum corrected last year. The dripping and blood is the worst part. Be prepared for the MASSIVE dried snot clumps you will blow out almost like Arnie pulling out the tracker in Total Recall LOL.
The other part is the clean up after can be a little painful. Only short period of time for that.
I experienced one of my plastic inserts be out of position and I had 10 injections and then the doc forcibly push it back into place. So much fun.
Good luck and looking forward to videos sympathetically whilst you heal. (I couldn't risk playing paintball whilst I was healing for a few months.
the best part is. you never let you medical problems get in the way of your dreams misha.
i became a truckdriver, i have a bad back(4 disks are ruined) i have blood pressure problems, and dokters say i wont pass 40 years old. (11 year to go) but still i stay positive and enjoy life to the best.
live everyday to the max, like its your last one.
Very cool that you're so honest about all this. Hope you heal up quickly!
Reading the comments it shows what a positive influence social media personalities can have if they don't paint a one-dimensional picture of themselves.
Of course, we don't need to know every little detail of their lives but the ones that do show the imperfections and personal challenges of their human sides generally also have the more enjoyable channels. It becomes more like personal documentaries that keep you interested. All the rest become boring after 10 videos/posts.
I need the same operation Misha, they say it’s life changing. It should help with my Severe sleep Apnea.
Speedy recovery.
Always improving yourself towards the goals 👏👏👏
Have watched your incredible journey, sending massive positivity from over in the UK 🤘😎🤘🇬🇧
Bro got the direct OBD2 plugin mod done.
I wish you a speedy recovery!
as someone who had their nose cauterized at a very young age, and also as someone who currently has consistent sinus issues / incredible difficulty breathing through their nose, i can totally relate on the frustrations you have gone through in terms of your respiratory health. i am currently exploring the option of getting my deviated septum fixed as well, since the complications are still compounding on themselves. thanks for sharing this misha. sometimes all it takes is one success story to motivate others to take that step to better their life.
I remember the feeling of having the "Tampax" pulled out of my nostrils after my operation. I wasn't quite ready for the length of the material as it was sharply yanked from my nose!😳 The first few seconds of a fully open airway were incredible, then the blood started to drip into the plastic bib provided 😮 Over time, the gains have deminished however, in general I can now breath better. Well done for sharing your journey and keep up the inspirational videos please! Great work 👍
cant wait for new flutter sounds 🤪good recovery ✌👊
Been watching you since Boosted Boris days and seeing you transform your life with multiple upgrades to your health has inspired me to keep pushing. I'm glad you're okay now and thanks for your health updates every now and then. I used to be quite callous with my health and your vids helped me wake up. Thanks again. :)
Good to hear that getting your nose sorted, annoys me when my nose gets blocked, not quite the same but I get it totally why you had it done
I cant breathe either. To a fast recovery and plus 100 hp on your new intake.
I commend you for making this video, Misha! The response in the comment section is massive!!
Stock airbox, K&N panel filter upgrade! I laughed so hard when you said intake upgrade. Congrats, the way you dive in and work at achieving your goals is truly inspiring!
Improving yourself is never a bad thing! Well done, Misha!
I got the same surgery in 2021 - recovered very quickly and it was so worth it!
I have been wondering about it a lot since I suffer from deviation for a long time. Somehow other videos weren’t feeling close while I’ve been a subscriber since Boosted Boris days. You gave me confidence Misha, thank you so much!
Also, coming to ring at the end of the month for the first time on the track. I hope we can meet in person too!
Congratulations Misha! I wish you all the best and it is now! Full steam ahead! With your new found potential in the gym! 😊😉👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👌
I wish you a complete recovery and hope you will be able to breathe perfectly.
I had the surgery back in October unfortunately it barley helped, maybe a 10% improvement.
So I still have the worst sleep ever.
Damm man, hope you have a fast recovery!
Wishing you all the best and a speedy recovery!
Misha, so happy to hear your success story! I had a rhinoplasty due to deviated septum too and ended up doing a septoplasty a year or 2 later. I HIGHLY recommend the septoplasty. 1st surgery is a game changer and 2nd surgery again is even more. If needed of course. Love to watch and hear your positive vibes. Glad you're doing much better! Love your videos as always!
I wish you a speedy recovery, it already sounds as if the operation was a success.
Fast recovery Misha! A big hug from Portugal!
Regulars on the channel know your journey to this point so I feel bad that you feel you have to explain. I really wish you a fast recovery and you get the result you want. Magi is going to love you even more 😜. Greg 🇬🇧🚘🏁
Wish you a "speedy" recovery:) Also hope this is the end of these challenging surgeries you have gone through. Enough pain already!!!!!
Congrats in your new improved high performance intake mod!
No pain no gain...right?
Had my septum corrected 20 ish years ago...the Dr. had to break it in 3 spots to correct it...plus nasal polyps removed on top of that. Had the black eyes and my head felt like my skull was fractured...good times. Back then they packed the nose with like 40 feet a gauze...a single piece, and man that was fun and unforgettable. A few days after scaring my friends with my swollen face and removing the gauze I could smell things for the first time in over a decade...and it was like smells were in color! LOL
Good on you for doing what you need to improve your quality of life!
hope you have a quick recovery bro
Went for the ported heads. Well done lad! :)
damn, I've struggled with one nostrile beathing since I can remember, but I always thought my nose was just clogged up somehow.
I will definitely have to look into this issue more and see if I am somehow affected.
Thank you for this video Misha, very much appriciated ❤
hi misha! i ve been having the same issue for the past like 3 years..im now 18 and allowed to do the surgery..because u are not allowed to have cosmetic surgery until 18 years of age plus i was at the beginning of puberty..im getting surgery this month and im glad u showed me the aftermath of the surgery..hopefully it wont be so bad cause i have a feeling that i might wake up gasping for air and having a panick attack. anyways im glad u are happy and healthy!..ah one more thing..i go to the gym aswell and i think im not allowed to workout for like a month after surgery and u shocked me when u said u went to the gym after one week...
Pro tip: get noise cancelling headphones. Helped me every time in the hospital to sleep through.
All the best with your recovery,Misha.Take care of yourself.
Ty Misha, I broke my nose x3 in my teens, but only have ever had "good function in my left nostril" now i realise I most likely have similar issue and would explain a lot of my respiratory issues.. until now I just thought was normal and dealt with it, going to get it looked at... Thank you.
Do it!
@@mgcharoudin I will indeed, ty sir.
I had a huge overbite and was told I might have to have this surgery but it was fixed with braces. Fast recovery man get back out on the track asap!!
How much time did it take for the overbite to fix?
I hope the best for you my friend... It's nice to see you smilling again !😊
Literal driver mod 😭😭
Glad the intake mod is treating you well, speedy recoveries Misha!
Glad you're doing well. I look forward to your vids this summer from Devil's Diner and car park walks
take care Misha! I wish you good recovery
Awesome video, thank you! Great to see it's all going well.
My situation is a lot different and less serious to yours, but I have the fairly common condition of sleep apnoea, which probably only the sleep situation would likely be similar. If I forget to wear my cpap I can barely think and function the next day. I don't know how I went without it for so long but the improvement was huge. So once your operation heals it's definitely going to be something that really improves your life and you will notice it in your everyday function and also in your driving. Good luck to you mate, sure you will be amazed soon how much improvement you will experience
Aww man now I’m gonna have to finally get mine done I’ve been avoiding it - I also had really bad allergies which made for debilitating asthma - immunotherapy has helped significantly but I know this surgery is the next step
Dat is toch weer een hele stap die je hebt genomen om je gezondheid en leven beter te maken, zo te zien pakt het goed uit voor je.
Hope a speedy recovery.cheers from japan
Onto the recovery process which you are already done with it seeems. You really are one brave son of a gun my brotha. The modified intake system together with the jaw surgery will improve the overall quality of life I am sure. Health is velly important.
I wish you a fast recovery!
One less driver's excuse ;-). Happy you feel better!
I hope you fully recover soon! Good to see you can do all the things you love and i need a new picture with you now lol
I also have the same problems with my nose and jaw similar as you. I hope i will find the courage and also the money(ofc) to fix my problems one day.
Thanks for the video! I need to consider this surgery as I am snoring more and grind my teeth and it is a major risk factor for dementia
Misha, i feed your pain because I had the same exact surgery just 3 days ago, no BS, deviate nasal septum and conche surgery. Maybe my condition is not as severe as your but I feel your pain buddy. I’m still recovering but the worst feeling is the inability of not blow the nose, so annoying! But I have to say, pretty painless process so far. Granted my doctor didn’t put tampons into my nose, maybe a different method, but I have the same rolled plastic things stitched to the nose. For me the first night I’ve trouble to sleep just breathing from the mouth, ending up basically not sleeping at all, but the night before went pretty smoothly. Hope that is going well for you and wish the best for you Misha! Everyone I’ve speech that has the same thing done they say is pretty life changing for quality of life.
The NielMed Sinus Rinse system is so much more convenient than that netti pot. I am just two weeks out of my second Fess surgery, so I know how you feel. It’s worth it in the end though. 👍🏻
I'm a new subscriber here and i want to wish you a fast recovery! I had a similar problem to my nose diaphragm but sadly even after a new type of surgery i have the same problems..
I had a deviated septum and pollip surgery, and it was a game changer. Breathing normal for the first time since being a kid
misha i am happy you are doping better. We love you and we Love all of your content regardless of what its about! you are a stand up, humble and honest man. there is nothing wrong with sharing you experiences if it goes to helping people. We are happy to hear you got new CSL carbon intake box and can fire on all cylinders :)
Glad your modified intake is helping. You just need a modified exhaust too!
I have this not as extreme as you, man it must be amazing to get the procedure, for exercise I cannot imagine how beneficial it will be.
Hi Misha, I just joined your site after admiring your incredible driving talent!! Thank you for sharing your story with us and showing us your human too. However, your driving style might suggest otherwise?!? 👽 Wishing you all the best!! 🤙😎
I’ve had the same issue for decades…now I’m weighing up having it sorted or not…
Anyway, good for you👍🏼
when that GT4 RS passed by, I could barely focus on what Misha was saying from that intoxicating sound
Fijn dat de operatie geslaagd is Misha!
get well soon my best friend Misha
Air intake comparison was hilarious 😅 great to hear quality of life has improved!
I'm having a very similar experience to yours, i have tried so many things because of the deviated septum and it's frustrating ngl.
Then there may be the only way out!
So you went for the EGR delete and swirl flap removal ;) All the best Misha!
Thanks for the review! I have a similar problem and I'm looking forward to fix it, so it's nice to know better how it goes.
Glad that you're better, you were pretty beat down a week ago!
I was horrible, you can see around 14 min mark that fragment how black my eyes are from lack of sleep and what not
Its nice that we have the opportunity to improve our quality of life
I live in Maryland, one of those most pollen dense states in the US. Every spring is hell for me. I don't blame you. Also b/c I drive so much my nerves have become pinched in some places so sneezing is like being constricted by a python snake 🐍
So you improved the intake, nice. I had difficulty to breath because of my nose and had a surgery too, it's worth the few bad days after the surgery
Dude at halftime I was worried! Gladt it turned out to be better!
Had tis done in new Zealand for free but all my eyes bruised up And took 2 months to recover from the weeping it would pay to learn to nose breath again makes a big difference to your health
Breathing is kinda important, can’t even imagine how it feels to have problems like that for years. Great result, modern surgery is simple amazing. 👍
I hope you have a speedy recovery. Throught the entire video, I just wondered what happened to the 'T' on your jacket.
Dual intake mod complete, now you’re one of them fancy cars
Did the same surgery has you Misha and the first week was also horrible plus I got a cold but after a week when I removed the two plastic things from my nostrils, was a big improvement.
Speedy recovery Misha
Fast recovery mate
Beterschap Misha 🙏 from Amsterdam
I have the same condition but will do it after my jaw surgery glad to see it went well
Best wishes for your speedy recovery. Great video and explanation. If anyone hates it, they can just skip it, ffs. Edit: Regarding the rhino horn, I've been using a neti pot for decades, and have gone from having severe allergies to tolerating allergens fairly well. Boil and cool the water, though, because brain amoebas are a risk from tap water and they are spreading where the warming climate has gotten warmer. I may ask my doctor about the nose surgery, but I live in the US... 'nuff said.
Las mejores vibras para ti , hace años que sigo tu contenido sin nunca publicar nada por no tener buen inglés , saludos y fuerza desde chile
I had exactly the same thing done a year or two ago for the exact same reason. It helped a lot. My recovery was really easy (sorry lol). They didn't put the plastic tubes in mine though. I just had to flush it with a sterile saline solution using a special bottle (I didn't enjoy that part). My easy recovery was of much annoyance to my girlfriend who had hers done a couple of months before. She suffered with it, whereas I just shrugged it off within a week lol. Fast recovery, mate, and I'll see you on the 5th of May 😎
Jooow beterschap man. Ik ben ook bezig met compleet mijn gebid. Komt helemaal goed man. Ik ben over twee weken aan de beurt🤦🏾♂️😂 wish me luck. Also keep uploading bro i love your videos❤
I had much the same nasal issues after 5 nose breaks - after the correction I can breath again (some 8 years ago now) and it changed so many things including being able to sleep on both sides again for the first time since childhood - hope it makes as much of a difference to your life quality too.
Did they fix just your deviated septum or did you get turbinate reduction as well?
Is it possible for you to make laser eyes vision correction? I have done it (also all my family member did) and I can absolutely recommend. This can be one of the most profitable “mod” 🙂 Get well soon!
I actually love my glasses haha.