The soft-slope shape is one of the reference nose shapes people have asked about in Thai plastic surgery over the past 2 to 3 years. It is based on the soft, gentle face of a Thai actress, and many people bring photos of her nose to their consultation with a surgeon as a reference for a Thai look.<\/p>\n\n
Key points<\/strong><\/p>\n\n The soft-slope nose shape has a gently curved, sloping bridge of modest height and a slightly upturned tip. The overall look is soft and gentle, not obviously done, and above all it can suit Thai facial features well. It belongs to the group of subtle nose shapes<\/a>, similar to a sloping bridge with a projected tip but made less prominent and softer.<\/p>\n\n This article covers the soft-slope nose shape in full, from what it is and its key features, to which face shapes it suits, the techniques used, costs and recovery, and answers to common questions, such as whether the actress had rhinoplasty and where, so you can make an informed decision.<\/p>\n\n\n
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