Revision Rhinoplasty for a Sharp, High-Bridged Nose Shape and a More Defined Face
Many people feel that their nose does not suit their face shape, or want a new nose shape that makes the face look more defined, sexy and striking, so they choose the sharp, high-bridged nose shape.
What Does the Sharp, High-Bridged Nose Shape Look Like?
The sharp, high-bridged nose shape has a clearly defined high bridge, a slim tip and balanced nostrils that are neither too narrow nor too wide, with a little soft tissue on the nose. Compared with other nose shapes, such as the slight-hump shape or the soft rounded shape, the differences are noticeable.
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People Who Want a More Defined Face With More Depth May Choose the Sharp, High-Bridged Nose Shape
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Sharp, High-Bridged Shape With a High Bridge and a Projecting Tip
The bridge is high and defined from the top down to the nasal tip, so it is clearly visible from the side or the front. The tip projects and is slightly upturned, and the bridge is clearly raised above the original nasal base.
This shape suits people who want to change the look of their face from how it was before.
Sharp, High-Bridged Shape With a Projecting, Upturned Tip
This shape focuses on the nasal tip, which is lifted and slightly upturned, helping the face look slimmer with more depth. The bridge is clearly high but does not project very much, with a slight slope before the tip, or the bridge rises from the nasal base (depending on your original structure and the surgeon’s rhinoplasty technique).
The feature of the projecting, upturned tip shape is that the tip is clearly lifted, so the nose looks slim and projecting with depth from the side, which helps the face as a whole look longer.
Sharp, High-Bridged Shape With a Sloped Bridge and a Projecting Tip
The bridge slopes down slightly. From the inner corners of the eyes down the bridge it slopes rather than rising in a straight line, so it does not look too stiff. The tip projects and is slightly upturned but is still clearly defined, giving the nose depth and a slim tip that does not look rigid.
This shape suits people who want a soft face that still looks defined, striking, sexy and playful.
Whichever shape you prefer, think it through and discuss with the surgeon which shape suits:
- your original face shape, such as a round, oval or square face
- your facial bone structure, such as your original nasal structure
- your own wishes and preferences, which you can discuss and share with the surgeon so you can design the nose shape together
Consult a Surgeon About Rhinoplasty for a Sharp, High-Bridged Nose Shape
Who the Sharp, High-Bridged Nose Shape Is Suitable For
- people whose nasal base and original nasal structure have enough soft tissue, because this shape needs soft tissue at the tip to cover the implant. If there is little soft tissue, there may be a chance of implant extrusion, and the surgeon may consider a tip graft to lower that risk
- people who want to make the face look clearly more defined
- people whose clothing and make-up style has a sharp, bold look
- people who want to change their overall look
- people with a slim, V-shaped face
- people who want to change a droopy nasal tip or a thick or wide nose
Consult a Surgeon to Assess Which Nose Shape Suits You
Rhinoplasty for a sharp, high-bridged nose shape focuses on a high, defined bridge with a projecting tip, or a sloped bridge with a projecting tip, so several rhinoplasty techniques can be used. The surgeon chooses the technique based on your original nose concern and the result you want, such as:
- open rhinoplasty
- silicone implant rhinoplasty combined with your own cartilage
- rhinoplasty with an acellular dermal matrix (a processed tissue graft) as a tip graft, to add thickness where the skin or soft tissue is very thin
