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Bump on my nose

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quietseal19 quietseal19 NewcomerOP
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I've had this bump on my nose ever since elementary school from an injury. I didn't have it as a little kid, but it popped up right after the hit. My doctor basically told me that as long as it isn't messing with my breathing, I don't need surgery. I didn't really press him on it, but honestly, I would've gone through with the operation... I need some help here!!! If anyone has actually done this, can you explain what the procedure is actually like? I'm pretty nervous about it.

They tell me they make an incision in the face and then use some kind of metal tool to chip away at the bone until the bump is gone. I really don't want them just hacking away at my face; I've heard the pain is unbearable. I'm hoping modern medicine actually has something better for that. If anyone has experience with this, please help me out because I don't want to be stuck unable to wear glasses this summer because they sit awkwardly under the bump.
ruggedpanther64 ruggedpanther64 Member
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From what I gather, they’re just going to go in there, cauterize that knot, smooth out the tissue, and call it a day; the whole procedure usually wraps up in about thirty minutes or so.
quietseal19 quietseal19 NewcomerOP
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ruggedpanther64 said:From what I understand, they just go in, cut out that knotty tissue, clean everything up, and you're done. The whole procedure takes maybe half an hour.

Oh, thanks. Now that I know it isn't going to kill me, I might actually decide to go through with the surgery.
Are you absolutely certain it’s really that simple?
Patrick Carter Patrick Carter Member
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quietseal19 said:Oh great—now that I know they aren't going to butcher me, I might actually go through with the surgery.
But are you sure it's actually like that?

It all depends on whether we're talking about bone tissue or not. If it's bone—yeah, obviously there’s going to be some "shaking up"—but that happens under anesthesia, so there's zero reason to worry about the pain part.
cosmicheron15 cosmicheron15 Newcomer
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#5 ·
A bump on the nose from an impact 😕
Never heard of anything like that before...

If you're trying to play games by bringing up those common nose bumps people get, forget it...
It doesn't matter at all whether our noses are big or our chests are small...
ruggedpanther64 ruggedpanther64 Member
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quietseal19 said:well thanks, now that I know they aren't going to kill me, I might actually go through with the surgery
but are you absolutely certain it's all as you say

If things really are laid out exactly the way you described, then I am certain about the correction, because I am Musk😁
steelangler88 steelangler88 Member
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#7 ·
Look, if that lump is bothering you, just go get it surgically removed. You go under, you wake up, and boom—it’s over. No big deal. I actually had mine handled about two weeks ago; they basically just "repaired" the area, and honestly, it was a breeze. I don't even care about the specifics of what they did, as long as it's gone.😁It wasn't painful at all, really. The biggest headache was just having to sleep on my back since I'm a total stomach sleeper!🙄
It’s really not that dramatic either—people get rhinoplasty in the States every single day.
quietseal19 quietseal19 NewcomerOP
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steelangler88 said:Look, if that lump is bothering you, just go get the surgery. You go under, you wake up, and it's done—nothing crazy. I had mine done two weeks ago. They had to "adjust" things while I was out, and it went perfectly. Honestly, I don't care what they actually did as long as it's gone.😁It wasn't painful at all; the biggest hassle was having to sleep on my back since I'm usually a stomach sleeper!🙄
It’s really not that big of a deal anymore; people get rhinoplasty every single day.

Well, you’ve definitely given me some courage here. Thanks a lot... I guess this forum actually has some value after all.
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