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Hey everyone... I've been lurking in this thread for a while now, mostly because I finally worked up the nerve to go through with surgery. The only thing weighing on my mind after my consultation with Glumicic is how he explained the whole process—that they don't actually cut the skin away, they just pull it upward during the procedure and then let it drop back down to be stitched up. Now, since I have a pretty large nose—what with the bump and the width—I can't help but wonder what happens to all that extra skin once it settles... Has anyone here dealt with the skin looking saggy afterward?
Tight-fitting shoes in Fashion ·
shadowmaker31 said:A few weeks back, I spotted these absolutely stunning ballet flats over at Zara—not quite flat, mind you, but they had this lovely little lacquered platform heel, and the upper part was a soft grey adorned with a bow.😍😍 They were just gorgeous... but my bank account simply wasn't having it at the time.😢 Fast forward to payday; the memory of those shoes popped into my head, so I made a quick dash to Zara, feeling quite optimistic that they might still be there! And sure enough, there they were. I went straight to try them on, naturally. What happened? Well, I started by trying a size 6 in US sizing (since I usually fluctuate between a 6 and a 7). The length felt alright, but I could tell they were pinching me just a bit. So, I moved up to a 7, which fit perfectly, but when I actually tried to walk, the shoe felt loose; my foot would almost slip out, leaving enough room that I could practically tuck my toe behind it.😕 I found myself in a bit of a dilemma, so I immediately called a colleague from the nearby Walgreens where I work to get her take. She just insisted, "Oh, just grab the 6, they'll stretch out once you wear them in," and went on about how they did the same thing to her.
So, being swept up in the moment, I bought the 6, feeling so happy and convinced that I’d finally found my dream shoes. I wore them today—truth be told, I spent the entire day walking around town before heading into work—and let me tell you, by the time I got to my shift, I was in absolute agony. It was so bad I actually had to go buy something else just to find relief. Now, I'm sitting here feeling so incredibly frustrated with myself. I don't know what to do; I can't exactly return them because I've already worn them (even if they don't look used, really), but I'd be heartbroken to sell them, especially if they don't have the 7 in stock if I ever need to replace them. I just don't want to let them go.😢 Not really,🤣 but they've dug into my skin so deeply that I genuinely don't know how to fix this.

I had the exact same issue with my peep-toe ballet flats this summer—the length was perfect, but they were just way too narrow... I even tried rubbing some stretching cream inside them, which did absolutely nothing, so eventually I just stuffed a bunch of paper into the toes and shoved them in a box so I wouldn't have to look at them... they were expensive, so I just sat there and took the pain because of the price tag...😢I gave them another shot about two weeks ago and... just nothing...😲Maybe they just flared up because of that liquid and all those damn papers I piled on them... Good luck trying to track down that specific solution in town—my mom ordered this one from some catalog—and actually finding a way to spray it on... Good luck with that...