Please look at my side profile and tell me what I should do to my nose, please

I think it would look pretty if you made the nasal bridge thinner and raised it, and projected the nasal tip and columella moderately. For the nasal tip, don’t lift it too far upward; project it moderately forward together with the columella so the nasal alae look less droopy. Then the nose won’t look too short either, and I think it would be okay.

[@] The nasal bridge has already been raised..! If I lower the nasal tip and dorsum height a lot from there, lengthen the tip forward and downward, lower the columella, and lift the nasal alae, would it look a bit better..?

[@] Ah, no wonder. I did think, can a natural nasal bridge line also have that kind of curve..? But I felt a bit awkward asking whether it was a nose that had been operated on, so I just assumed that was the case Because the nasal dorsum curves vaguely upward, I think it could make the nose look even shorter. Compared with the glabella, the nasal tip is already a bit high, but if you lower it together with the dorsum from here, won’t the reverse-perception effect feel too drastic..? If you’re pursuing an extremely natural look, then yes, removing everything, lowering it a lot, lowering the nasal tip angle downward, projecting the columella, and lifting the nasal alae very slightly would be right.

[@] It doesn’t have to be super natural, but I just hate that side profile so much And isn’t it kind of high?? Is lengthening it really hard? Help me, ha I seriously have no idea what to do. Do I have to change the nasal bridge too??

Should I say, raise the nasal tip to match the nasal bridge and lower the columella a bit? Or project it? Then it would look pretty.

[@] You mean raise the nasal tip even more..?!

[@] If you connect the nasal tip and glabella with a line, the curve sits much higher than that, so I said it because I thought that might be the point making the nose look short. To improve a short nose, there would probably be things like a straight nasal bridge + slightly lowering the nasal tip angle (not a droopy tip) + adjusting the columella. If you lower the columella slightly, it looks moderately longer. If you project it too long, it looks like an arrow nose, so that’s not great either. To improve a short nose, you usually have to give up on an extremely natural look for it to improve well. In that sense, it’s somewhat fortunate that you’re not pursuing an extremely natural look.

[@] Then when I go for consultations this time, should I say that my nose looks too short, high, and upturned, 1. Change to a straight line 2. Lower the height 3. Reduce the nasolabial angle 4. Lower the columella 5. Lift the nasal alae 6. Lower the nasal tip (not a droopy nose) Should I say it like this..?

[@] It’s not bad to specify the surgical methods, but the surgical methods needed for the look I’m imagining could actually be different. So I think it would be better to clearly decide on the result you want and get consultations based on that. Each clinic may have different surgical methods or different supplementary approaches they recommend. Or depending on the clinic, what design they recommend as realistically suiting you and improving your complex well may differ. So rather than focusing on the method, I think it’s better to clearly communicate the result you want.

[@] I can’t write a reply..! To correct a short nose, is it better to go with a straight line??

[@] I’m thinking of bringing Winter’s nose as a reference