Why You Should Proceed Only After Understanding the Characteristics of Each Male Rhinoplasty Case

Rhinoplasty is just as popular as double eyelid surgery, which offers excellent results relative to its cost.

Its popularity and level of interest remain steady regardless of age or gender.

However, there is something to be careful about. This is because the physical characteristics and needs of women and men are different.

Pre-Surgery Checkpoints for Male Rhinoplasty

A woman’s face values soft, slender lines, while in men, three-dimensionality and the overall line are important.

Therefore, male rhinoplasty is also often performed in a way that highlights the three-dimensionality and overall line of a man’s face.

In addition, because a masculine nose requires a straight, linear profile, this feature must be brought out well. Since many cases are accompanied by functional problems, these must also be considered and improved during rhinoplasty.

A low nose, crooked nose, aquiline nose, upturned nose, wide nose, and other issues with the nose also need to be corrected.

Considering Male Rhinoplasty Needs and the Ideal Type

In the case of male rhinoplasty, you remember that the priority should be overall harmony and proportion rather than a pretty shape, right?

To achieve this, the ideal nasal angle, the width of the nostrils, and the width of the nasal bridge must be thoroughly calculated. Simply making the bridge high and the nose elegant does not create a sculpted handsome face with a fantastic side profile.

When viewed from the side, the ideal angle between the philtrum and the columella of a man’s nose is about 95 to 105 degrees. The ideal angle between the bridge and the forehead is about 140 to 150 degrees, which emphasizes a masculine image.

The ideal width of the nostrils must also be considered; the nostrils should be about 75 to 80% of the face width.

The angle formed by the nostrils is best when the angle between the base of the columella and the nostrils is 90 to 95 degrees, and the ideal width of the nasal bridge should not be overlooked either. A bridge width of within 1 mm that is not too narrow can be considered the most ideal.

Considering that the ideal nasal line for women has a bridge angle of 120 to 140 degrees and a nasal tip angle of 95 to 110 degrees, you can see that there is a clear difference.

Success Points for Male Rhinoplasty Male rhinoplasty begins with understanding the differences from female rhinoplasty and reflecting the patient’s needs.

This is because, just as there are gender differences, there are also differences in the desire for, and necessity of, the beauty that should be pursued. If masculine features are preserved while shortcomings that may reduce trust and likability are improved, most patients’ needs can also be met.

In addition, if the characteristics of the T-zone are identified, reflected, and incorporated into the procedure, satisfaction can be increased even further.

If the forehead bone is prominent, to bring out the T-zone, it helps to sufficiently raise the nasal bridge and extend the nose tip so that the nasal bridge line becomes straight, which increases satisfaction.

If the forehead or brow bone is not well developed and the face looks flat, raising the bridge too much may make it look stuffy, so caution is advised.

It is also safe to check whether a longer nose suits the face, or whether a short but high nose suits it, by considering the size of the face and the horizontal-to-vertical proportions.

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