Our obsession with selfies has led to a rise in 'liquid nose jobs'

Our obsession with selfies is making more and more women get "liquid nose jobs," according to the New York Post. Though many people haven't heard of this procedure, it's becoming more and more popular.

A liquid nose job is when a doctor injects fillers to shape the nose; think hylauronic acid. The same kind that's used to plump up lips, fill out baggy circles under the eyes or to fill out chin lines, according to KHOU.

But there are some major differences between nonsurgical rhinoplasty and the real thing.

It takes about 5 minutes, the results are immediate, unlike spending weeks out of commission with a real nose job, results last about a year and it's way cheaper!

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Based on New York Post estimates, $800 is a steal compared to $15,000 for an actual nose job.

But there are risks, according to the outlet, such as compressed blood flow to the nose or blindness if the injection hits an artery.

The Post reports that instead of women showing their doctor's pics of celebs, they're armed with selfies that have been touched up with filters they've used to get their perfect nose.

But there are some schnozes it won't work for. Liquid nose jobs can't shrink your nose or hide a large hook.

So if you don't want to go under the knife, doctors compare the procedure to the next generation of makeup.

Maybe she's born with it, maybe it's a liquid nose job!