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It sounds like you have great concerns, but this is surely not something you can do on your own. Looking and feeling great is important, but certainly not something you can take into your own hands. If this is a financial issue for you, there may be a solution. Many surgeons offer health care payment options through a nationally recognized financial lender called CareCredit. Please discuss your aesthetic goals with a Surgeon and see if this option may work for you. I wish you the best of luck.
I would recommend you save up your money or open a credit line. Doing any procedure at home is both illegal and immoral and would be fraught with disaster.
No, there are other options to pursue that would be safer. If there is a teaching hospital near you, see if you can get assistance from them. If not, save or finance and do it properly.
If you are serious, I would urge you to see a Mental Health Specialist to discuss the origins of your feelings. There are many options for paying for surgery, but first things first, as deep-seated insecurities about one's nose are often a manifestation of other issues. If you are being facetious, well, I'd suggest you just keep your nose to the grindstone instead!
Surely you jest! I have been doing rhinoplasties for 35 years and would never attempt to do my own. Please send me before and after pictures if you don't take our advice.
Your nostril asymmetry is secondary to a deviated septum. The cartilage you see is the end of the septum which should be in the center. This can be corrected with a septoplasty which will probably also improve your nasal breathing.
If there is a hump after removing the cast, then it is either swelling or residual bony hump. In either case, I would discuss this with your rhinoplasty surgeon. Often aggressive taping and sometimes kenalog injections can help if the hump seems to persist or flattens with pressure. Also, scar...
Workouts are fine before surgery; however, you do not want to do fatigue workouts or workout intensely in the area you are having surgery on so that is it sore before surgery. You want to be well rested, hydrated and comfortable. Showing up tired, dehydrated and sore, will not help the...