[Aeton TV] Nose Surgery: The Golden Ratio That Prevents a Pinocchio Nose

Because the nose is at the center of the face,

proportion is very important.

The key standard that determines

the beauty of the nose is the “golden ratio.”

In particular, the ratio between

the height of the nose tip

and the overall length of the nose

is considered important.

If the height formed by the nose tip

is assumed to be “1,”

the ideal and most beautiful nose

is said to be one in which

the length of the nose is about “1.61.”

However, many people worry that after nose surgery,

it will become unnatural,

like a “Pinocchio nose.”

A Pinocchio nose refers to a nose that has

a pointed and overly raised tip

that looks unnatural.

This happens when the overall length of the nose stays the same

but only the height of the nose tip is made too high.

If the nose tip height rises to about 1.5

while the nose length remains 1.61,

the proportions no longer match,

and the nose can appear too prominent

in relation to the face.

So nose surgery is

not simply about increasing “height,”

but about adjusting the “proportions.”

I first carefully analyze

the original nose length the patient has

and the overall proportions of the face.

Then, within those proportions,

I plan the surgery while considering the golden ratio

so that the most beautiful and natural-looking nose can be achieved.

The goal is not simply to make the nose tip higher,

but to find overall harmony.

Rather than asking for a celebrity-style nose without thinking,

it is important to consult a specialist

and find the 1:1.61 ratio that suits your face.

Not everyone needs to have the exact same 1:1.61 ratio,

but the closer it is to that proportion,

the more natural and beautiful it looks.

For those considering nose surgery,

I hope you find the golden ratio

that is best suited to your own nose.

Thank you.