Male Nose Job Before and After, Rhinoplasty That Suits a Man’s Face
Who says self-care is only for women? Looking after your appearance is no longer limited by age or gender, and confidence depends on what satisfies each person. If you notice something that bothers you and want to change it, whatever your gender, you can be cared for by an experienced doctor without feeling embarrassed.
Rhinoplasty techniques and shapes for men differ only slightly from those for women. Male rhinoplasty focuses on a design and shape that suit the angles of the face, based on the angle between the forehead and the nasal bridge, which should be 120 to 130 degrees, and the angle between the nose and the upper lip, which should be 90 to 95 degrees, so that the bridge is straight and the face has more definition.
A man’s nose structure also differs from a woman’s, with a dorsal hump on a wider nasal bone base, thicker nasal skin and wider alae than in women. Because of these physical features, for male rhinoplasty the surgeon needs to analyse your nose in detail and give advice that suits you, because each person’s features are different and depend on genetics.
Open rhinoplasty for men with little soft tissue at the nasal tip can use ear cartilage or rib cartilage to help the nose shape suit the face better
Which Nose Types Male Rhinoplasty May Suit
- a large dorsal hump and an uneven bridge, which can make you look stern
- a droopy nasal tip, which can make the face look stern, as if you are stressed all the time
- thick nasal skin and a large, round nose, which draws attention to the nose
- little nasal tissue, which makes the nose flat, or a tip that may turn up and show too much of the nostrils
What a Masculine Nose Shape Looks Like
- a higher nasal bridge
- a high, straight bridge with a visible nasal axis, which may suit people with little tissue at the nasal tip
- a slightly projected nasal tip, which may suit people with more tissue at the nasal tip
- rhinoplasty for a tip that is not very high and turns down slightly, which may suit people with little tissue at the nasal tip
- rhinoplasty for a nose that looks strong and well defined, but not blunt
You can also bring pictures of the nose shape you would like for the surgeon to consider
