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Review First Surgery

👃🏻 the first nose stick and the first surgery.

🫨 so scared, so excited, so unable to sleep for weeks.

The nurse took very good care, gave very good advice, answered all questions in doubt 🙏🏻🙏🏻

🫶🏻 we did at the Madha Clinic in Chiang Rai.

Do 4 tricks ‼️

Cut the wings, support the tip, sew the interdome, nail the base.

Being a short nose, but wanting a slender nose, a big base, but wanting a clear ridge, a thick nose but wanting a fling, and the lower nose wings quite blooming, smiling at the fly almost flew in. 😅

The result is very much liked and liked.

👨🏻‍🔬 doctors do not deceive their dreams. Can tell, can tell, can do, do not inform directly.

P.S. I like the nurse who takes care very much. Please squeeze your hand. You squeeze very tightly. 🤣

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... Read moreสำหรับคนที่กำลังหาข้อมูล “ทรงจมูกสวยๆ” หรือกำลังคิดเรื่อง “ศัลยกรรมทั้งหน้า” (แต่เริ่มจากจมูกก่อน) เราว่าจมูกเป็นจุดที่เปลี่ยนฟีลหน้าได้ไวที่สุดจริงๆ และช่วยให้วางแผนทำจุดอื่นง่ายขึ้นด้วย เพราะสัดส่วนกลางหน้าจะชัดขึ้น ก่อนตัดสินใจเราเริ่มจาก “เลือกทรง” ให้เข้ากับโครงหน้า ไม่ได้เลือกแค่ทรงที่สวยบนคนอื่นอย่างเดียว เราเป็นคนจมูกสั้น ฐานค่อนข้างใหญ่ เนื้อจมูกหนา เลยโฟกัส 3 อย่างตอนคุยกับคุณหมอ: 1) อยากได้ทรงเรียวยาวขึ้นแต่ต้องไม่ฝืนเนื้อ 2) สันต้องชัดแบบละมุน ไม่เป็นแท่งแข็ง 3) ปลายพุ่งพอดีๆ และรูจมูก/ปีกจมูกต้องดูสมดุลตอนยิ้ม (อันนี้สำคัญมาก) สิ่งที่ช่วยมากคือ “เตรียมเรฟ” ไปให้หมอดูค่ะ แนะนำให้เตรียมรูป 3 มุม: หน้าตรง 45 องศา และด้านข้าง แล้ววงส่วนที่ชอบ/ไม่ชอบ เช่น ชอบสันแบบไหน ปลายเชิดแค่ไหน ไม่อยากให้หยดน้ำยาวเกิน ฯลฯ ยิ่งบอกเป็นภาษาง่ายๆ ยิ่งเข้าใจตรงกัน เช่น “อยากได้สันชัดแต่ดูธรรมชาติ” หรือ “ขอปลายพุ่งแต่ไม่แหลม” ถ้าถามว่าทำไมหลายคนถึงทำหลายเทคนิคพร้อมกัน (แบบตัดปีก รองปลาย เย็บอินเตอร์โดม ตอกฐาน) เพราะปัญหาจมูกมักไม่ได้มีแค่จุดเดียวค่ะ เช่น จมูกสั้น + ฐานกว้าง + ปีกบาน เวลาแก้ให้ทรงเรียวยาวขึ้น บางทีต้องจัดทั้งโครงสร้างและรายละเอียดปลาย/ปีกไปพร้อมกัน ผลจะบาลานซ์กว่า (แต่ก็ขึ้นกับเคสและการประเมินของหมอ) เรื่องการพักฟื้น เราอยากแชร์แบบตรงๆ ว่า “บวมช้ำเป็นเรื่องปกติ” โดยเฉพาะช่วงวัน 2–4 บางคนจะช้ำมากขึ้นก่อนแล้วค่อยๆ จาง และถ้าใครเป็นคนแผลเป็นง่าย/มีแนวโน้มคีลอยด์ อาจบวมนานกว่าค่าเฉลี่ยได้ อย่าเพิ่งกังวลเร็วเกินไป ให้ดูเป็นไทม์ไลน์ เช่น 1 สัปดาห์แรกเน้นลดบวม 2–4 สัปดาห์เริ่มเข้าที่ และช่วง 1–3 เดือนทรงจะค่อยๆ ละมุนขึ้นเรื่อยๆ ทริคที่เราใช้ให้ฟื้นตัวดีขึ้น: นอนหมอนสูง งดของแสลง/แอลกอฮอล์ช่วงแรก ไม่จับ/บีบจมูกเอง และถ้าจะเริ่มแต่งหน้าให้รอจนถอดเฝือก/ตัดไหมและแผลแห้งดีแล้วก่อน ที่สำคัญคือไปตามนัดทุกครั้ง ถ้ามีอาการผิดปกติ (ปวดมากขึ้นเรื่อยๆ มีหนอง ไข้สูง เลือดออกไม่หยุด) ให้รีบติดต่อคลินิกทันที สุดท้ายสำหรับคนที่คิดไกลถึง “ศัลยกรรมทั้งหน้า” เราแนะนำให้เริ่มจากการประเมินสัดส่วนก่อนว่าอยากปรับอะไรเพื่อให้หน้าดูละมุนขึ้น เช่น จมูก คาง ปาก หรือกรอบหน้า แล้วค่อยๆ วางแผนทีละขั้น จะปลอดภัยและคุมงบได้ดีกว่า ทำจมูกให้ทรงเข้ากับหน้าได้ก่อน แล้วค่อยดูว่าเรายังอยากปรับจุดอื่นอีกไหมค่ะ

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hennelie | med student

hennelie | med student

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A person lies down with gauze pads in their mouth, looking at the camera. The image is captioned 'Day I had 28 teeth removed eight having grown up into my sinus cavity', indicating the day of their dental surgery.
A person with a towel wrapped around their head looks tired, with the text 'Day 2' overlaid, indicating the second day after their dental surgery.
A person with a nose ring looks directly at the camera, showing some facial swelling. The image is captioned 'Day 3', marking the third day after their dental surgery.
Surgery for teeth 🦷
So I have had teeth and gum issues for ever. It reached a point to where I was sick all the time and in constant pain. This is the days following my first surgery. I choose not to go with immediate dentures, due to my health being poor. #dentalsurgery #surgery #i hate my teeth #unfiltered
Crystal88

Crystal88

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A medical assistant in blue scrubs with long blonde hair takes a mirror selfie, holding a phone with a leopard print case. They are wearing bracelets, reflecting a professional yet personal moment in their work environment.
A top-down view shows a medical assistant in blue scrubs and white sneakers next to a medical cart. The cart is organized with various dermatology supplies, including syringes, bandages, alcohol wipes, and other tools for patient care.
A medical assistant with long blonde hair, dressed in blue scrubs and white sneakers, stands next to a medical cart. The cart holds essential dermatology supplies like alcohol wipes, bandages, and other instruments, ready for patient procedures.
My Honest Review Working As A Medical Assistant
My honest review working as a Medical Assistant in Dermatology at age 22! I am working as a Medical Assistant in Dermatology to obtain patient care hours and experience working in my field of interest. Overall I rate this job a 4/5! I love learning about this field, especially how versatile it is w
annie🎀⭐️👼🏼

annie🎀⭐️👼🏼

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Before You Flush That PICC Line… Read This First 👀
ChatGPT You said: Help me edit a 1 minute video of me teaching the class about picc line ChatGPT said: Great! To help you edit a 1-minute video of you teaching about PICC lines, I can walk you through: Script highlights (voiceover or on-screen talking points) Suggested cuts and ed
The Nurse Educator

The Nurse Educator

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First run post surgery
I don’t think it’s terrible being a year since I really did any cardio… I need a running / workout partner to keep me motivated… Colorado Springs where ya at.
Scott The Tall One

Scott The Tall One

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A white background with pink hearts highlights BzzAgent and Influenster. Text describes BzzAgent matching products for review and Influenster sending products from companies for honest reviews, with an app icon for Influenster.
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Apps that will give you free products for review
These are some of my favorite apps that will give you popular name brand items for your honest review! I’ve worked with all three and so far some of my favorite items received from them was Mac Makeup, Corsrx, and Wet n Wild. These are completely free to sign up too and have some of the best brands
✨Malani✨

✨Malani✨

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My first picture after 3 hrs surgery
Optim Medical Center-Tattnall #surgerysuccess #surgeryday Day In My Life 📅 Date: 5/15/24 🌅Morning Routine: 🌤Afternoon Routine: 🌃Night Routine: Activities to-do: 🚶🏽‍♀️ Lots of walking
kymber4real

kymber4real

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CST Exam Prep Review
#surgicaltechnologist #scrubtech #surgicaltechstudent
SurgicalTech_Ins

SurgicalTech_Ins

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Endometriosis excision surgery 💛
Thank you 💛 there aren’t enough words to say thank you to everyone who has reached out. Two days ago I had excision surgery for endometriosis. There was a lot of good news. First, my doctor/surgeon removed endometriosis, cysts, and endometriomas from my bladder, ovaries/uterus, and my intestines
Sav, MSc, BSc

Sav, MSc, BSc

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Gastric Sleeve Surgery
I’ve been fat most of my life. My therapist asked me when’s the first time I remember someone letting me know I was overweight. I was 7. My dad took care of me for the most part on his own at the time,and we were poor. He made sure we were fed, but it wasn’t often we’d have a healthy meal. When I m
Angel Medina-Griffith

Angel Medina-Griffith

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THE FIRST 10 AUTHORS TO BOOK GET A 25% DISCOUNT!!!
You write the emotional damage. I’ll help with the physical damage. 🩺📚✨ Not sure what kind of bada$$ scar he’d have from an emergency surgery for that particular injury? Wondering how soon after his femur fracture he might be chasing her through the woods fast enough to be scary? ✨I’m here t
dr.smut

dr.smut

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My 3rd ankle surgery at 20😫🩺
Story time!! I played soccer my whole life. When I was 14, I had an accident at practice and cracked my tibia from top to bottom, diagonally, into my growth plate in my foot… I was in a thigh high cast (first picture) for 4 weeks, then a knee cast for another 4 weeks… After that I kept com
Shaeleigh

Shaeleigh

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