Totally depends on when you’re looking to book for and when they have space. I booked a few months ahead, but you could message asking to go next week and they’d make it happen if they have the availability!
@@SeleneLeyva-nn5up you get used to not being able to breathe through your nose super fast, and most people don’t have breathing issues long term afterwards. If you actually want it done, the results are worth the mild discomfort! X
Your old nose was not fine, so you're totally entitled to those feelings. I have two sides, too, a better side and a bad side. But your new nose is amazing, happy you got it fixed. I'll get mine fixed, too. I assume the change is amazing, especially in the way you feel about yourself.
I got my cast removed yesterday by doctor ozan erol. Initially when he took the splints out I could breathe straight away however I have gone abit stuffy now. Is this normal, did you experience this too? If so when does breathing fully return to normal. Im scared as I never had any breathing issues before my surgery and i definitely don’t want any now :(
Hi! I had the exact same experience, as did every other girl I spoke to while I was there. It’s totally normal so don’t worry. I can’t remember exactly how long it took me to breathe normally, but I think it was as soon as I took my second cast off. Not long. Dr Erol is the best of the best! He’s an ENT, so the chances that he’s given you any long term breathing issues are extremely slim. Just relax and trust the process! ☺️
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Thank you for this. Very informative. I love your nose! ❤
Awww thank you so much! ❤
It looks so good! So natural 🥰
I watched your first nose vlog and I loved it!
@@mxly9661 aww, thank you so much! 🥹 I’m happy you enjoyed the vlog! 🫶🏽
This would be exactly me fr 🕺🏼you look great!! Can’t wait for more updates!!
Thanks angel! I’ll be sure to post another update soon! 😊
I’ve been waiting on this update!! 🎉
@@dracoded aww yay! Thank you for watching! 😇
Does it hurt to sneeze after getting a nose job done?
@@TransparencyBodycam nope. Feels strange at first, but not sore! You just need to be careful when sneezing to keep it as contained as possible.
How long was the whole entire booking process leading up to the actual appointment?
Totally depends on when you’re looking to book for and when they have space. I booked a few months ahead, but you could message asking to go next week and they’d make it happen if they have the availability!
I want one but the not breathing would give me anxiety 😢
@@SeleneLeyva-nn5up you get used to not being able to breathe through your nose super fast, and most people don’t have breathing issues long term afterwards. If you actually want it done, the results are worth the mild discomfort! X
@@denarendall thank you for replying you look absolutely gorgeous
@@SeleneLeyva-nn5up aww, you’re the sweetest! Thank you lovely. Have a great day! ❤️
Your old nose was not fine, so you're totally entitled to those feelings. I have two sides, too, a better side and a bad side. But your new nose is amazing, happy you got it fixed. I'll get mine fixed, too. I assume the change is amazing, especially in the way you feel about yourself.
It’s made so much difference to my self esteem! Highly recommend if it’s something you’re considering ☺️
Can I please talk to you in private?
I got my cast removed yesterday by doctor ozan erol. Initially when he took the splints out I could breathe straight away however I have gone abit stuffy now. Is this normal, did you experience this too? If so when does breathing fully return to normal. Im scared as I never had any breathing issues before my surgery and i definitely don’t want any now :(
Hi! I had the exact same experience, as did every other girl I spoke to while I was there. It’s totally normal so don’t worry. I can’t remember exactly how long it took me to breathe normally, but I think it was as soon as I took my second cast off. Not long. Dr Erol is the best of the best! He’s an ENT, so the chances that he’s given you any long term breathing issues are extremely slim. Just relax and trust the process! ☺️