DIY nose job $15

[J3nnn3r]

Fibroblasting creates superficial trauma on the skin's surface to stimulates the skin's natural healing response, promoting fibroblast cells that produce collagen & tighten the skin.

Typically plasma pens, pens which create arcs of plasma are used to create these micro-abrasions. However these pens cost hundreds to thousands of dollars.

Alternatively to plasma pens, $15 electrocautery pens which are handheld surgical device that uses an electric current to generate high heat can be used to achieve fibroblasting.

Most plasma pens you can purchase online. are actually electrocautery pens anyways as they don't have a sufficient frequency to produce plasma anyways.

 

[Recession.]

true reatrd if u think a 10 dollar rhinoplasty from the slums of ali express will benefit u in any way

 

[ForestRotter]

no noticeable difference

 

[J3nnn3r]

true reatrd if u think a 10 dollar rhinoplasty from the slums of ali express will benefit u in any way

I've done it lol it's a simple idea really & low risk

 

[Ray0n]

does this even straighten the nose??

 

[J3nnn3r]

no noticeable difference

usually you can do multiple sessions, though i'd say its pretty noticeable?

 

[monecel]

It's not 15$, it's at least 500$ for a proper fibroblast pen that doesn't cause skin damage

 

[J3nnn3r]

does this even straighten the nose??

only surgeries can fix bone & cartilage asymmetries, but otherwise can improve the appearance asymmetry from a bulbous tip etc

 

[J3nnn3r]

It's not 15$, it's at least 500$ for a proper fibroblast pen that doesn't cause skin damage

bruh dnr the thread

 

[monecel]

only surgeries can fix bone & cartilage asymmetries, but otherwise can improve the appearance asymmetry from a bulbous tip etc

That's something I've been thinking about because I want to reduce alar base width and bulbosity but reducing width also makes asymmetries more significant so it seems like a bit of a tradeoff. A bit of a truthnuke though is that asymmetry doesn't detract nearly at all with a face if it isn't too bad and harmony is still good. Zeta is an example of this.

 

[J3nnn3r]

That's something I've been thinking about because I want to reduce alar base width and bulbosity but reducing width also makes asymmetries more significant so it seems like a bit of a tradeoff. A bit of a truthnuke though is that asymmetry doesn't detract nearly at all with a face if it isn't too bad and harmony is still good. Zeta is an example of this.

honestly if it's not too severe would be worth it for an improved mouth to nose ratio

 

[J3nnn3r]

true reatrd if u think a 10 dollar rhinoplasty from the slums of ali express will benefit u in any way

should've attached this earlier