What are some ways to make the nose tip more pointed?

The nose is a key part of the human body's five senses. A straight nose will make the whole person look more energetic, and at the same time make the facial features more three-dimensional and delicate. There are many ways to make the nose tip more upturned and pointed. You can stretch the nose by massaging the nose area, or you can use micro-surgery to improve the shape of the nose.

How to make your nose more pointed and upturned

1. You can adjust it by pulling the two sides of the nose bridge. The specific method is to pinch the two sides of the nose bridge with your thumb and index finger, and then gently lift it up. You must persist for a long time to see the effect.

2. Use your thumb and index finger to grab the polyp between the two nostrils, and then gently pull it downwards. If you persist in doing this for a few days, you will find that your nose is much higher.

3. Place the middle fingers of both hands on both sides of the nose, then slide and pull your fingers downward several times. This can also effectively increase the height of the nose.

4. You can make your nose look higher by applying makeup. When applying makeup, apply some bright powder on the bridge of your nose, which will make your nose look higher.

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.

Early attempts at fillers used toxic substances such as paraffin and silicone. After 2000, doctors such as Dr. Alexander Rifkin, Dr. Andrew Tuan and others developed a benign technology using modern fillers. .

Nose names and features

The external nose is divided into five parts: the root of the nose, the bridge of the nose, the tip of the nose, the wings of the nose, and the nostrils.

The root of the nose is a bony part, which is composed of two nasal bones and the nasal process of the maxillary bone. The bridge of the nose is between the root of the nose and the tip of the nose, and is composed of two pieces of nasal cartilage on the left and right. The tip of the nose is the terminal part of the nose and is mainly composed of two alar cartilages. Each alar cartilage has a medial crus and a lateral crus. The two medial crus form the columella and partial support of the nose tip below the tip of the nose. The lateral crus are separated to the left and right of the nose tip to form two nostrils. There is nasal septum cartilage on the north side of the alar cartilage. The external structure of the nose forms a protruding triangular pyramid from the root of the nose to the columella. The skin covering the upper two-thirds of the nose is loose and elastic, and can stretch and expand easily; while the skin covering the lower one-third of the nose is tightly attached to the underlying subcutaneous tissue, and cannot stretch and expand so easily. Nose aesthetic standards: Nose aesthetics should be examined from various angles. The base surface should be an equilateral triangle when viewed from above. The following nasal landmarks should be evaluated in the lateral view: nasofrontal angle, supratip inflection, tip presentation point, and columella-upper lip angle. The angle between the tip of the nose and the columella-upper lip angle is the columella-lobule angle. The ratio of nose length to nose tip protrusion is close to 1:0.67.