brightharbor62 said:So, I wanted to pick your brains for a second... I’d really only want to have my nose tip done—basically just a lift. First off, would the price be lower if it’s just the tip? And second, would the recovery time be shorter if we’re only working on the tip? Like, could I head straight home right after? Thanks!
I'm actually wondering the exact same thing—I think my nose would look so much better if they just lifted the tip or maybe tightened up the skin a bit...
So, I had this little bump on my hand—went to see a general surgeon back on July 7th to get it taken care of... they finally removed the skin tags yesterday, and this is what the "wound" looks like right now
Is this pretty standard for being 9 days post-op? Do you think it’ll fade out in a month or so, and will those little stitch marks eventually "fill in and smooth out" with the rest of my skin? 🙂
^Oh my gosh, I can’t believe it—I have the exact same issue! My nose looks totally fine until about halfway down, but then there's this weird little "dip" or gap, and the only way it looks right is if I manually pull the skin at the very tip upwards to smooth everything out...
I'll try to post some photos tomorrow 🙂
And honestly, I really don't want to drop like ten thousand dollars on this—which, let's be real, is a massive amount of money for a high schooler... I just wish there was a way to tighten up the skin on the upper part of my nose without the crazy price tag.
Hey, does anyone know if there are any discounts or special programs out there for people around 18—you know, regarding health insurance or those kinds of setups? I'm really hoping to get some work done next summer to fix my nose
Basically, I could probably set aside maybe $800 or $900 for this!
And hey, can I post a photo of my nose so you guys can judge how much of a challenge it would be for surgeons to give me that cute, little button nose I'm dreaming of? 🙂
Does anyone know what the damage is for this surgery? I'm looking for the lowest price possible—you know, the sweet spot where it’s budget-friendly but I can still trust them to actually do a decent job.
So, here’s the situation. My teeth aren't perfectly straight—there’s this tiny little gap between my two front ones—but the real issue is on the right side. I’ve got both my upper and lower molars pretty much trashed there. Because of that (I think, anyway), it feels like it’s actually harder to talk sometimes? Like there's this physical barrier in the way, especially since my tongue keeps resting against those damaged teeth. What do you guys think—could that really be what's causing it? I know, I know, I totally should have hit up the dentist sooner to get this sorted out, but life just happens, right? So now I’m looking to fix them, assuming it’s even possible. Is it doable to repair teeth like that without having to go the whole route of pulling them? 😢🙂 Sometimes when I’m mid-sentence, it feels like my tongue just gets snagged on that busted upper molar
Is that really why it’s happening? It’s honestly getting on my nerves, so please, if any of you have dealt with something similar, let me know. I am completely lost here🤷
Thanks so much to any kind souls who can help me out (if anyone can)! 🙂
http://www.nabava.net/monitori__90/s...23-24__1327871 So, I was looking at this monitor—is it actually any good for an xbox360 via HDMI? Also, I'm wondering if I can hook up my PC using a DVI connection from the computer into the HDMI port on the monitor... since this Samsung doesn't have a DVI input, which is a bit of a bummer, right?
Hey there. So, here's the deal: I've got this computer science assignment due tomorrow where I need to put together a quick 3-4 slide presentation in PowerPoint—specifically using the 2003 version—but the catch is it has to be animated... like, for example, maybe on the first slide there's a little guy wearing a hat, and then on the second slide, the hat just flies right off his head?? It can basically be any idea at all, as long as it looks sharp and actually makes sense... PLIZZZZZZ could someone please help me out and make this? I would honestly be the most grateful person on the planet!
Hey everyone. So, I've got this little situation going on—nothing too crazy, just a tiny bit of a struggle. Every single morning when I wake up, my voice sounds... well, weird. It’s super raspy, deep, and honestly just kind of awkward—it makes it really hard to even string a sentence together without sounding like I'm talking through a layer of gravel. I'm 16, so by now, I feel like I should probably have a more "normal," steady voice by the afternoon, you know? Just something regular. Does anyone have any tips on specific foods or maybe some little tricks to help "loosen up" my vocal cords first thing when I get out of bed? Any advice would be awesome! Thanks a bunch. 🙂
So, I'm planning on catching this in 3D in just a few days... I was wondering if anyone here has seen it yet—do you think the 3D actually feels more realistic than Avatar's 3D?