Brie Larson Nose Job Novels & Stories

“The patient's vision is virtually lost due to a torn retina in her left eye. Her bridge collapsed and her nasal bone is broken. also several facial fractures. Her cheekbones and forehead will always be scarred. Her appearance has been irreversibly changed.” Kieran’s expression was mask-like and icy. "Understood." "We have two treatment options," the doctor said, looking surprised. “One is more expensive, the other is more conservative—“ "Conservative," Kieran abruptly cut in. The doctor nodded to a nurse who gave the paperwork after noticing the lifeless expression in Kieran’s eyes. Kieran signed robotically, the only sound in the sterile silence being the scrape of his pen. He couldn't sta

“Aahh! My nose!” A loud scream escaped Hailey’s lips, her hands trembling as she tried to put her nose back into place. “How - how are you?” “I paid ten grand for this!” Tears stung her eyes, feeling blood drip down from her nose. “What?” Kate asked back, her eyes burning through Hailey's frame. “What a lousy nose job!”

Lillian waved Claude on to speak. Her face was still numb but swollen. The microsurgery appeared successful, and she didn’t require bandages. Though her face similar to a chipmunk’s face, and she hoped the surgeon hadn’t bungled the job. Joseph paid enough for this treatment.

She’s telling me some ridiculous story about a mishap at the Summit involving Rayana and a very confused waiter, and I’m laughing, but my mind keeps drifting to darker places. Until I can’t hold it in anymore. “Queenie.” My voice comes out quieter than I intended. “I want to ask you something. And I want you to be honest with me.” She takes a sip of her wine, unbothered. “Fine. Yes, I got a nose job when I was eighteen. And yes, it was the best decision I ever made. This—” she gestures at her face “—is a work of art and I’m not ashamed to admit it.”

Five minutes later, we were in the doctor’s office and after he asked me a few questions, I pointed out Lily to him, “what about her? What do you think she needs?” Lily shifted uneasily in her seat looking every bit like she wanted to bolt out of the room. But when she turned towards me, she saw the light smile on my face and settled back down. “Well,” the doctor said, naturally turning to her and pretending he hadn’t noticed anything. “We’re going to need to do some primary structural reconstruction, soft tissue reconstruction and finally, cosmetic and secondary refinement.” I smiled lightly at him as my left eye twitched, “in layman terms please.”

Then, she pulled out a piece of special medical silicone…a fake skin nose, as she had practiced many times. She applied the adhesive and pressed the fake nose onto her face. It changed the shape of her profile completely, then she added a bit of dark makeup to blend the edges. It was so well done that even someone standing close to her would have a hard time detecting it. "How do I look?" she asked. Bryan glanced over and blinked. "Like a completely different person. If I didn't know it was you, I’d be asking for your ID." They arrived at the massive sports arena and the place was buzzing with energy. There were hundreds of people, cameras, and security guards everywhere. Bryan led her to th

No matter how hard she tried to keep her distance from this man, they always got caught in complicated predicaments. "They're just checking to see if you've got any hand," she replied. Lucian was left speechless. The emergency room wasn't overly crowded, and their turn came relatively quickly. The doctor, clad in medical attire, meticulously examined Lucian's nose. After gently assessing his nasal bridge, the doctor delivered the diagnosis.

When the doctor returned, he was smiling. "Well, isn't this wonderful! Your nose is broken, but it doesn't need surgery. I'll dress it. And you have a hairline fracture in one of your facial bones, but that won't need surgery either. There's no risk of deformity or other secondary problems, so we'll do conservative treatment—pain medication and you avoiding running into someone else's fist. I know that's not easy, considering your personality, but it's what you need to recover," the doctor said while applying something to my face.

It would be better if she died on the operating table. Elizabeth sneered disdainfully and said, "Are the fillers on your nose running out soon? Hurry up and get an injection. It looks so ugly!" Loris was shocked. She touched her nose and found out that there was still some inside. She realised that she had been lied to, and was so furious with Elizabeth that she wanted to hit her. She'd get her a silicone implant next time so she would not have to worry about Elizabeth lying to her. "Where's your pretty-boy assistant?" Loris looked around, but she didn't see Lucas.

He wasn't interested in these kinds of things: - You take care of it. Lucas could tell he was in a bad mood, so he didn't continue. He showed the plastic surgeon the way, letting him enter the room to see "Mia". The doctor had listened to Lucas's explanations and had brought some small tools with him. He used a small torch to light up "Mia"'s nose, which was translucent. He touched her cheeks, jaw, forehead, and other facial features: - The bridge of the nose is filled with filler. The eyes have been opened wider, the bones have been shaved, and too many teeth have been fixed. The facial features have essentially shifted...