Male Rhinoplasty

We analyze the bone structure, skin and tissue characteristics, social environment, and aesthetic standards of men, which differ from those of women, to consider what masculine beauty means. Male rhinoplasty accounts for the largest share of cosmetic surgery among men. This shows how much greater an influence the nose has on the overall face in men than in women.
The ideal male nasal line runs in an even, straight line from the start of the bridge to the nasal tip, with an angle of 140-150 degrees between the forehead and the bridge, an angle of 90-95 degrees between the columella and the lip, and a bridge width of about 7-8 mm.

Accordingly, a thicker, straighter shape than in women is suitable. Rather than the augmentation rhinoplasty or tip plasty that women commonly have, men more often have correction of a deviated nose, dorsal hump, upturned nose, flared nostrils, or drooping (arrow-shaped) tip. In male rhinoplasty, it is important first of all that the outline of the silicone implant does not show, so that the surgery is not noticeable; the bridge should run in a straight line rather than a curved, concave slope, and a width of about 7-8 mm is appropriate so that the dorsal line is not narrow and thin.

The key to male rhinoplasty lies in analyzing male bone structure and aesthetic standards to create a masculine nasal bridge that is thick, straight, and even.