Why do people always seem to warn that a rhinoplasty won’t change your life or how you see yourself, but then there’s a ton of people who have had it done who say it’s done exactly that?
I am so insecure about my nose that I don’t see how fixing it wouldn’t make a big difference for me
I have been a senior writer since January. Currently on 44k and feel underpaid - do you think moving companies to a 60k role is feasible? Hoping to do so in Jan 2027 when I’d have a year of SMW experience! BTW I am publications focused and remote. My next pay increase would only be £900 in Jan 2027
£30 each, bought for £70
Can transfer via ticketmaster :)
anyone who had a rhinoplasty as their first surgery and was terrified of surgery, please share any advice on how you went through with it and if you are glad you did it!
Is it normal to need to breathe through your mouth when exercising? I thought a septorhino might improve this but in a consultation the surgeon said my septum is straight and not deviated at all. I can breathe through my nose at rest but if I’m on the stairmaster/ weight training I switch to mouth breathing and just wondering if this is actually just normal
I’m considering the surgery for aesthetic reasons but functional improvements would also be nice