hydrocortisone is cope

[Iblameginger]

Hydrocortisone isn't enough to cause catabolic effects on nasal cartilage, has anybody tried a stronger corticosteroid like fluocinolone acetonide cream? (flucort) its a mid level corticosteroid, but i don't want to get TSW.

 

[debonss]

Worked for me, just makes it little less puffy, doesnt change bone tho

 

[4ever]

Hydrocortisone isn't enough to cause catabolic effects on nasal cartilage, has anybody tried a stronger corticosteroid like fluocinolone acetonide cream? (flucort) its a mid level corticosteroid, but i don't want to get TSW.

Your skin will atrophy long before it has any impact on cartilage (it won't).
This will take months depending on strength.
This isn't healthy for your skin obviously and can lead to permanent telangiectasias.

If your skin is really inflamed and full of sebum, vitamin a in some form is a better option.

 

[nullandvoid]

Your skin will atrophy long before it has any impact on cartilage (it won't).
This will take months depending on strength.
This isn't healthy for your skin obviously and can lead to permanent telangiectasias.

Which isn't healthy? hydro or flucort?

 

[ltn_looksminner]

theres a lot of proof though

 

[4ever]

Which isn't healthy? hydro or flucort?

They're all topical steroids, they just differ in strength.
The mechanism of action is the same. One will do something bad faster and one will do it slower.
You can use it shortly to reduce inflammation, but thinning out the skin shouldn't be the goal.

 

[nullandvoid]

They're all topical steroids, they just differ in strength.
The mechanism of action is the same. One will do something bad faster and one will do it slower.

so either way it's going to cause telengiectasia? would using hydro for a few months then stopping cause any damage and if not then would some of the positive cosmetic effects stay?

 

[4ever]

so either way it's going to cause telengiectasia? would using hydro for a few months then stopping cause any damage and if not then would some of the positive cosmetic effects stay?

No, the skin will go back to its normal thickness after a while.
You're just damaging your skin by using one of topical steroids side effects to thin out your skin.
It's not even permanent, so why bother with this.

 

[nullandvoid]

No, the skin will go back to its normal thickness after a while.
You're just damaging your skin by using one of topical steroids side effects to thin out your skin.
It's not even permanent, so why bother with this.

Any other similar things that can be done to the nose? also please rep

 

[Iblameginger]

damn so nasal tip reduction is the only option for manipulating the cartilage?

For inflammation and sebum im j gonna use accutane.

 

[Iblameginger]

was gonna use IGF 1 for bone mass benefits but the problem is it effects cartilage way more.

 

[SeethingDalit]

It kinda worked for me tho, probably a placebo but I do thinj it depuffed my nose a bit

 

[SeethingDalit]

It kinda worked for me tho, probably a placebo but I do thinj it depuffed my nose a bit

And I really doubt that its just cuz of lighting, using stronger hydrocortisone will definitely have effects

 

[houseonfire]

No, the skin will go back to its normal thickness after a while.
You're just damaging your skin by using one of topical steroids side effects to thin out your skin.
It's not even permanent, so why bother with this.

So just don't use either? what else can i do to reduce nose size/inflammation?

 

[Assymetry]

I use clobetasol, even that shit is not effective for me, cuz my nose gets red as fuck from the cold anyways.

 

[Whirr22222]

I use clobetasol, even that shit is not effective for me, cuz my nose gets red as fuck from the cold anyways.

What were ur results with clostebol prop? Chat GPT was saying its like insane amount of fat loss on cheeks after a few weeks

 

[IBL4MEZYG]

theres a lot of proof though

mirin avi