How to make the nose tip more upturned and pointed?

The nose is flat and the tip is big, which makes it ugly no matter how you look at it. This is the dilemma faced by many women. However, there is now a way to solve this dilemma, and that is plastic surgery. However, as the chaos in the plastic surgery industry continues to be exposed, people no longer have complete faith in it and are afraid that nose plastic surgery will leave sequelae. What can they do? It doesn’t matter. Today I will teach you some ways to make your nose pointier and more upturned.

The first step is to make our nose straighter by massaging the nasal cartilage. The specific method is to press along the bridge of the nose with the middle finger from bottom to top. Don't use too much force at the beginning. Keep pressing for ten minutes. When the nose feels warm, take a break. Repeat three times.

In the second step, we can use our thumb and index finger to pinch the bridge of the nose from bottom to top every day. Start pinching from the bottom all the way to the last spot above the tip of the nose. Do this every day with appropriate force, neither too strong nor too weak, otherwise the effect will not be obvious and may even have a counterproductive effect.

In the third step, we can rub the thumbs of both hands together to warm them up, and then massage up and down along the nose wings about 20 times. Then draw circles around the nose, thirty times clockwise, and then thirty times counterclockwise. Then press hard about 3 cm outside the nose wings. There will be some soreness when pressing, but this is normal and unavoidable.

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Finally, we know that according to some yoga theories, unblocking the meridians in both sides of the nose can adjust the shape of the nose and play a certain role in regulating human qi and blood. However, if you want to change the shape of your nose quickly, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for surgery.

Surgical Rhinoplasty

Surgical rhinoplasty begins with the patient being placed under general or local anesthesia. Generally speaking, plastic surgeons first separate the nose skin and subcutaneous soft tissue, put in a frame for 'reshaping', suture the incision, and fix the nose that has just been operated on with tape to promote healing. Depending on the needs of different patients, autologous cartilage transplantation is sometimes used, or it is performed simultaneously with general fillers to strengthen or change the contour of the nose. Autologous tissue is usually obtained from the nasal septum, but if this is insufficient, it can be obtained from rib cartilage or ear cartilage.

Non-surgical Rhinoplasty

Non-surgical rhinoplasty involves injecting fillers, such as collagen, hyaluronic acid, and microcrystalline porcelain, to change and shape the nose. Fillers are placed in the flatter parts of the nose to create sharp angles, or to smooth out the appearance. The procedure does not change the size of the nose, but can still be used to correct some functional birth defects.