Guide How to shrink your nose

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1 : Accutane


The nose has a large amount of sebaceous filaments, and nasal sebaceous activity will cause significant inflammation of the nose.
Isotretionoin (Accutane) will significatly downregulate oil production, causing sebacous filament shrinkage. The maintain these results, most will have to micro-dose accutane after a completed course.



(Accutane (isotretinoin) can make the nose look smaller because it cuts down oil production and tightens up the sebaceous glands. That means the skin on the nose gets thinner and less swollen. It’s most noticeable for people with oily skin or big pores, and it doesn’t change the bone or cartilage underneath.)

2 : Hydrocortisone



Apply a pea-sized drop of 1%
hydrocortisone to the nose, every other
day. Only apply to the base of the nose
(the bulbous part). Let this sit for 5
minutes and wash off completely.



(Hydrocortisone makes the nose look smaller
by dialing down the swelling and inflammation. It calms the immune response a bit and tightens blood vessels, so tissues aren’t as puffy. But it doesn’t actually change the
nose’s size or shape.)

That’s the whole guide



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[Blackpillirony]

1 : Accutane


The nose has a large amount of sebaceous filaments, and nasal sebaceous activity will cause significant inflammation of the nose.
Isotretionoin (Accutane) will significatly downregulate oil production, causing sebacous filament shrinkage. The maintain these results, most will have to micro-dose accutane after a completed course.



(Accutane (isotretinoin) can make the nose look smaller because it cuts down oil production and tightens up the sebaceous glands. That means the skin on the nose gets thinner and less swollen. It’s most noticeable for people with oily skin or big pores, and it doesn’t change the bone or cartilage underneath.)

2 : Hydrocortisone



Apply a pea-sized drop of 1%
hydrocortisone to the nose, every other
day. Only apply to the base of the nose
(the bulbous part). Let this sit for 5
minutes and wash off completely.



(Hydrocortisone makes the nose look smaller
by dialing down the swelling and inflammation. It calms the immune response a bit and tightens blood vessels, so tissues aren’t as puffy. But it doesn’t actually change the
nose’s size or shape.)

That’s the whole guide




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@rovea

n****r tagged rovea but not me, great guide nonetheless

 

[𝐇𝐚𝐥𝐜𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐬]

n****r tagged rovea but not me, great guide nonetheless

Im sorry

 

[Mirin]

1 : Accutane


The nose has a large amount of sebaceous filaments, and nasal sebaceous activity will cause significant inflammation of the nose.
Isotretionoin (Accutane) will significatly downregulate oil production, causing sebacous filament shrinkage. The maintain these results, most will have to micro-dose accutane after a completed course.



(Accutane (isotretinoin) can make the nose look smaller because it cuts down oil production and tightens up the sebaceous glands. That means the skin on the nose gets thinner and less swollen. It’s most noticeable for people with oily skin or big pores, and it doesn’t change the bone or cartilage underneath.)

2 : Hydrocortisone



Apply a pea-sized drop of 1%
hydrocortisone to the nose, every other
day. Only apply to the base of the nose
(the bulbous part). Let this sit for 5
minutes and wash off completely.



(Hydrocortisone makes the nose look smaller
by dialing down the swelling and inflammation. It calms the immune response a bit and tightens blood vessels, so tissues aren’t as puffy. But it doesn’t actually change the
nose’s size or shape.)

That’s the whole guide



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Can I also let the cream stay on my nose over the night

 

[Spiderman.]

Can I also let the cream stay on my nose over the night

Some people do that I think it’s okay

 

[Spiderman.]

1 : Accutane


The nose has a large amount of sebaceous filaments, and nasal sebaceous activity will cause significant inflammation of the nose.
Isotretionoin (Accutane) will significatly downregulate oil production, causing sebacous filament shrinkage. The maintain these results, most will have to micro-dose accutane after a completed course.



(Accutane (isotretinoin) can make the nose look smaller because it cuts down oil production and tightens up the sebaceous glands. That means the skin on the nose gets thinner and less swollen. It’s most noticeable for people with oily skin or big pores, and it doesn’t change the bone or cartilage underneath.)

2 : Hydrocortisone



Apply a pea-sized drop of 1%
hydrocortisone to the nose, every other
day. Only apply to the base of the nose
(the bulbous part). Let this sit for 5
minutes and wash off completely.



(Hydrocortisone makes the nose look smaller
by dialing down the swelling and inflammation. It calms the immune response a bit and tightens blood vessels, so tissues aren’t as puffy. But it doesn’t actually change the
nose’s size or shape.)

That’s the whole guide



A verified Halhal
@Your.Daddy.Scaloni @Nbernical @TonyDr @azaire
@rovea
@Dean @Randomized Shame

Peak song choice n***a and mirin the thread

 

[rubу]

Can I also let the cream stay on my nose over the night

me too it feels pointless washing it off after 5 mins

 

[𝐇𝐚𝐥𝐜𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐬]

Can I also let the cream stay on my nose over the night

me too it feels pointless washing it off after 5 mins

I mean u can do that there is nothing wrong with it but be careful that it doesn’t burn the skin

 

[rubу]

I mean u can do that there is nothing wrong with it but be careful that it doesn’t burn the skin

it’s a miracle i never got broken capillaries on my nose from it bc i used to use it twice a day everyday for 4 months

 

[ponyboy]

Coulsve added botox and fat dissolver