Hydrocortisone for nose does work

[yuzuriahh]

Hydrocortisone is a hormone that helps reduce inflammation. It works by blocking the production of substances that cause inflammatory reactions in the body.

First of all, let’s start with my examples

The results of using hydrocortisone for 5 days

Hydrocortisone can indeed tighten the skin, but not in the way you might’ve thought.

Here's how hydrocortisone can affect your skin:

* Reduce swelling: Hydrocortisone reduces swelling, which can make the skin tighter and less puffy.
*Reduce redness: Hydrocortisone can reduce redness, which can make the skin appear paler.
* Reduce itching: Hydrocortisone reduces itching, which can make the skin less irritated.

Also, thinning skin is one of the side effects

“It may have side effects such as thinning of the skin and decreased resistance to infections.”

How to use:

Apply on mid and lower parts of the nose 1 time a day for 1-2 weeks

STOP IF YOU SEE ANY BAD EFFECTS

 

[DunkBunk]

Just use isotret for an non-invasive nose job. It's also permanent so you dont even have to keep using is afterwards.

Do you have to keep applying hydrocortisol to keep the effects? If so, you might be better off using isotret tbh

 

[yuzuriahh]

Just use isotret for an non-invasive nose job. It's also permanent so you dont even have to keep using is afterwards.

Do you have to keep applying hydrocortisol to keep the effects? If so, you might be better off using isotret tbh

probably no or rarely I think, I haven’t stopped yet

 

[Mr.Proper]

isotret

People reported their nose tip shrank on accutane, most likely due to sebum glands reduction, but some also say their nose became larger again some time (6 months?) after stopping.

 

[DunkBunk]

People reported their nose tip shrank on accutane, most likely due to sebum glands reduction, but some also say their nose became larger again some time (6 months?) after stopping.

A few people I know IRL have hopped on accutane and their noses haven't reverted after stopping, even after 2-3 years.

Didn't even know it could revert back tbh, thanks for pointing that out.