Hello. When I was very young, I pierced my right nose and put on an earring, I removed it after two years, but seen from below, my nostrils are asymmetrical. The one with the earring now has a more oval hole, and the other is more round. It irritates me a lot, it is noticeable if someone looks at me from a different angle from the horizontal, at the level of the eyes. If I pierce my nose from the left, will my nostrils become symmetrical? No hate, I know it's dumb, but I was 12 when I did ...
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It may or may not happen, because you were still growing up then, and maybe only a doctor can explain to you what processes have taken place and whether it makes sense to break through the other side. My sister plucked her eyebrows at the age of 11-12 and made them quite thin, because they were fashionable and then at the age of 16 they did not grow, and her face was bigger and looked strange with such thin eyebrows after 18 tattoos. In my opinion, they did not turn out well, since then I have added or remade them about 3 times in 10 years.
I don't think the earring has anything to do with asymmetry. The asymmetry itself is completely normal for the human body and if you go to measure yourself with accuracy you will see that one of your arms is 2 millimeters longer, that the thigh of one of your legs is thinner by millimeters and so on. And believe me, no one is as impressed as he is with you, because there is an asymmetry in everyone.
If you are going to pierce your nipples or labia, pierce them together! Should my nose be broken and crooked, should I break it backwards? !! Browse the net for facial asymmetry. Worldwide, there are 5 percent of people who have perfectly equal proportions of the left and right halves of the face. Building a villa for a plastic surgeon will not be the same. That crazy one