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HRHR means High Risk, High Reward
A lot of you have probably come across how latisse, or tret can thin the nasal skin, and an even smaller proportion of you guys have probably heard of corticosteroid creams in thinning the nasal skin
People often forget that the nose isn’t just skin but contains fat deposits, these fat deposits can be handled by using latisse which is known for killing fat pads as said by many users on here when used on eyelashes, they claim it decreases hooding and increases UEE, the fat deposits are quite prevalent in Asian nasal anatomy
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/ar...cribed,considered during a surgical procedure.
The reason I’ve mentioned HRHR, is that what I’m putting forward is extremely high risk, it can and may permanently fuck up your skin if not done properly or in moderation
A lot of OG users here have most likely seen this thread:
The person used latisse and steroid creams in combination to thin the nasal skin and his results speak for itself
However the steroid creams aren’t able to absorb through the nasal skin as well as they should
Which is why dermastamping and creating micro holes on the skin, then applying afterwards should theoretically increase absorption resulting in atrophy of the dermis as well as the epidermis and fat deposits, this will thin your skin more faster and efficiently than accutane or weak shit steroid creams like hydrocortisone, and permanently
But remember, it’s extremely dangerous
Here’s a hierarchy list of every corticosteroid cream strength:
As you can see hydrocortisone is weak as fuck, but betamethasone dipropinate (which I conveniently have lying around) and clobetasol are the strongest
A lot of you have probably come across how latisse, or tret can thin the nasal skin, and an even smaller proportion of you guys have probably heard of corticosteroid creams in thinning the nasal skin
People often forget that the nose isn’t just skin but contains fat deposits, these fat deposits can be handled by using latisse which is known for killing fat pads as said by many users on here when used on eyelashes, they claim it decreases hooding and increases UEE, the fat deposits are quite prevalent in Asian nasal anatomy
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/ar...cribed,considered during a surgical procedure.
The reason I’ve mentioned HRHR, is that what I’m putting forward is extremely high risk, it can and may permanently fuck up your skin if not done properly or in moderation
A lot of OG users here have most likely seen this thread:
I found out and tested an actual way of making your skin thinner or more defined.
I read how Latisse (Bimatoprost) was found to burn subcutaneous fat, and considerably fast. I also read how topical corticosteroids burn localized fat and thins the dermis and epidermis out, and how retin a makes the skin thinner in the first months of use and also helps other products to get...The person used latisse and steroid creams in combination to thin the nasal skin and his results speak for itself
However the steroid creams aren’t able to absorb through the nasal skin as well as they should
Which is why dermastamping and creating micro holes on the skin, then applying afterwards should theoretically increase absorption resulting in atrophy of the dermis as well as the epidermis and fat deposits, this will thin your skin more faster and efficiently than accutane or weak shit steroid creams like hydrocortisone, and permanently
But remember, it’s extremely dangerous
Here’s a hierarchy list of every corticosteroid cream strength:
As you can see hydrocortisone is weak as fuck, but betamethasone dipropinate (which I conveniently have lying around) and clobetasol are the strongest
