Nose: Difference between revisions
Appearance
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Non-surgical: makeup, [[glasses]], angle. A big-looking nose on a recessed maxilla is often a midface problem. Mill rhino is among the easiest hardmaxes to regret. | Non-surgical: makeup, [[glasses]], angle. A big-looking nose on a recessed maxilla is often a midface problem. Mill rhino is among the easiest hardmaxes to regret. | ||
== Gallery == | |||
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Nasal bone.png|Nasal bone | |||
Gray196.png|Gray 196 — roof, floor, and lateral wall of the left nasal cavity | |||
Gray191.png|Gray 191 — horizontal section of nasal and orbital cavities | |||
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Images from Wikimedia Commons via InstantCommons. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 03:26, 10 September 2026
Nasal bone
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| Also known as | nasal bones, radix, dorsum, rhinoplasty (surgical)
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The nose sits in the middle of every photo. Bones: nasal bones + maxilla (piriform, spine). Landmarks: radix (root), dorsum (bridge), tip, alae, nasolabial angle. Looksmaxxing male rule is a straight or barely concave dorsum and ~90–95° nasolabial — not a rotated ski-slope. See male rhinoplasty.
Non-surgical: makeup, glasses, angle. A big-looking nose on a recessed maxilla is often a midface problem. Mill rhino is among the easiest hardmaxes to regret.
Gallery
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Nasal bone
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Gray 196 — roof, floor, and lateral wall of the left nasal cavity
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Gray 191 — horizontal section of nasal and orbital cavities
Images from Wikimedia Commons via InstantCommons.