Woman Who Cut Her Nose Off Shares Shocking Before-And-After Pics

Love it or hate it, modern medical science does now allow people to express themselves through their own body like never before. As with almost anything else humans set their minds to, some folks really push this idea to its absolute limits.

A woman, famous for her full body tattoos and intensive modifications, shared her latest “update,” that she now had her nose surgically removed. Netizens discussed their thoughts on it. Be warned, her new look might be a bit intense for some viewers.
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Some people get very creative with their body modifications

Tattooed woman with extensive facial and body tattoos posing against a dark background, showcasing unique body art.

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One influencer went as far as to remove her own nose

Tattooed woman with extensive body art takes a mirror selfie wearing black underwear in a bathroom setting.

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Tattooed woman with extensive body art standing in water, showcasing unique modifications including a missing nose preserved in a jar.

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Tattooed woman with skeletal face paint holding a sleeping baby, highlighting before-and-after photos viral story.

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Tattooed woman with extensive body art and no nose, showcasing her unique appearance outdoors with dreadlocks and dark makeup.

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Tattooed woman with facial body art and altered nose, showcasing dramatic before-and-after transformation details.

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Tattooed woman with extensive facial tattoos and missing nose wearing red skull necklace and Harley-Davidson shirt indoors.

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Tattooed woman with nose cut off receiving care in viral before-and-after photos showing preserved nose in a jar.

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Tattooed woman with black facial tattoos and cut off nose posing outdoors wearing a fishnet top and spiked collar.

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Tattooed woman with facial tattoos and nose piercings, showing the area where her nose was cut off and preserved.

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On her Instagram account recently, she shared how she used to look before all the body mods

Tattooed woman with red braided hair and bold makeup, posing confidently, related to viral nose removal transformation.

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Tattooed woman with blonde hair and makeup sitting in a car, related to before-and-after photos of nose removal.

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There are very human reasons why someone might want to change how they look

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Body modification of one form or another has existed across cultures for millennia, serving purposes from tribal identification to religious devotion to just expressions of personal aesthetic preferences. These days, people’s options are even wider, from full-body tattoos that cover every visible inch of skin to surgical procedures that dramatically alter facial features, like removing or reshaping  the nose, ears, or other facial structures. Most people get stuck at the initial shock value, but it can be worth examining the deeper human motivations and psychological factors why someone might actually decide to do something like this.

A common example is that people who have experienced significant trauma, serious illness, physical accidents, or periods in their lives where they felt fundamentally powerless often describe these modifications as a way to reclaim ownership of their bodies. Rather than having their appearance dictated solely by genetic inheritance, unfortunate accidents, medical conditions, or the actions of others, they often change something to fit a look they like. This sense of agency can be healing, although this isn’t always the outcome.

Some folks also experience a profound disconnect between their internal sense of self and their appearance as it is. For these people, body modification serves as a way to bridge their inner identity and outer presentation. This might involve embodying an aesthetic that accurately reflects their personality, their spiritual or philosophical beliefs, or just a sense of belonging to some community or subculture. Some describe feeling like they were “born in the wrong skin” in a sense, and through body modification, they’re correcting this mismatch.

Some subcultures prefer certain aesthetics

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Body modification communities, like online forums, conventions, or local groups, offer acceptance, understanding, and celebration that heavily modified individuals may struggle to find in mainstream society.  These groups provide spaces where people can share experiences, discuss procedures and artists, offer support during difficult healing processes, and simply exist without judgment.

The psychology of transformation itself plays a role for many people. The process of modification, particularly when it unfolds over months or years, creates a sense of intentional evolution and personal growth. Some describe it as a form of meditation or mindfulness, a practice that grounds them in their physical existence and connects them to the present moment. The anticipation, the experience of the procedure itself, and the aftermath of healing create a cycle of renewal that some find addictive in a positive sense. Unfortunately, it can also manifest itself with people who have some of the worst taste on the planet.

It’s also worth noting that for some people, extreme modification serves as a filter for relationships and social interactions. Those who cannot accept or respect their choices reveal themselves quickly, while those who remain demonstrate acceptance of the whole person. This filtering effect, while sometimes painful, can lead to more authentic relationships built on genuine acceptance rather than conditional approval based on conventional appearance. While these modifications certainly aren’t for everyone, and many people will never understand or feel drawn to such dramatic physical alterations, examining the motivations behind them reveals they’re rarely impulsive, attention-seeking, or self-destructive decisions. They typically involve careful consideration, consultation with skilled practitioners, significant financial investment, and acceptance of potential social consequences. That being said, the internet is littered with examples where someone’s dream didn’t match the skill of the person creating it.

Many netizens thought she had every right to do whatever she wanted with her body

Comment text praising tattooed woman for standing out with creative art and unique image posted on social media.

Screenshot of an Instagram comment praising a tattooed woman featured in before-and-after photos.

Comment on social media post by user am_hamidian saying pls no judgement with profile picture of a man wearing sunglasses and a hat.

Comment on TikTok post, reading The transformation definitely has a vibe, related to before-and-after photos of tattooed woman who cut off her nose and preserved it in a jar.

Comment from user princesss._tay asking about physical health and calling the tattooed woman a work of art.

Comment on social media post with username elena_stella_97 saying From no one, to someone with raised hands emoji.

Comment on social media post praising tattooed woman who cut off her nose and preserved it in a jar, calling the transformation liberating.

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Comment on social media post praising tattooed woman’s transformation after cutting off her nose and preserving it in a jar.

Comment from daniellerose1390 praising a tattooed woman as beautiful before and after her nose cutting and preservation story.

Comment on social media praising tattooed woman’s commitment after cutting off and preserving her nose in a jar.

Comment praising a tattooed woman’s unique choice to cut off and preserve her nose, respecting her individuality and happiness.

Others seemed to have strong opinions against it

Comment on social media criticizing a tattooed woman for cutting off her nose, questioning altering what God made.

Comment on social media post expressing sadness about before-and-after photos of tattooed woman who cut off and preserved her nose.

Comment on social media showing user steph_lood asking Why tho with 7 likes, related to tattooed woman cutting off her nose.

Screenshot of a social media comment about a tattooed woman who cut off her nose and preserved it in a jar.

A tattooed woman who cut off her nose and preserved it in a jar shares before-and-after photos that went viral.

Comment on social media post where a tattooed woman’s transformation after cutting off her nose and preserving it in a jar sparks viral reactions.

Comment on social media expressing sympathy about a tattooed woman who preserved her nose after cutting it off.

Screenshot of a social media comment asking if the tattooed woman who cut off her nose was scared to return to normal.

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Comment on a social media post expressing shock about a tattooed woman who cut off her nose and preserved it in a jar.

Comment on viral before-and-after photos of tattooed woman who cut off her nose and preserved it in a jar.

Comment on social media post criticizing a tattooed woman who cut off her nose and preserved it in a jar.

Comment questioning the safety and health impact of a tattooed woman cutting off her nose and preserving it in a jar.

Comment on social media post questioning money spent on a therapist, related to viral tattooed woman nose story.

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