Le menton façonne le bas du visage et joue un rôle important sur l’aspect physique, surtout vu de profil. Il existe 3 formes principales de menton : classique, fuyant et en avant.
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FACE AND NECK LIFT (Cervicofacial) Before/After Simulation of the Facelift A cervicofacial lift involves the surgeon lifting the skin of the face and neck to reduce the effects of aging. Over time, the sun… the skin on the face loosens and eventually sags. Skin sagging depends largely on genetics (DNA) and the environment (diet, sun exposure, etc.). The operation
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THE 9 NOSE SHAPES Discover the 9 most common nose shapes Nose shapes are varied and one could even say that there are as many noses as there are inhabitants on earth. The nose is one of the 3 most important elements of the face along with the eyes and the mouth. Seen from the side, it
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RHINOPLASTY – TRUMPET OR UPSET NOSE Definition of trumpet nose The snub nose, also called a trumpet nose or baby nose, is a nose that has the characteristic of having a concave crest (the opposite of a hump). It is one of the small noses. It is characterized by a small, fine point that rises
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RHINOPLASTY – STRAIGHT NOSE We simulate rhinoplasties for straight noses The straight nose is relatively rare. It is characterized by the absence of a hollow between the forehead and the nose at the level of the lion’s wrinkle (root of the nose). The forehead and the nose form an almost straight line when viewed from the side.
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DROOPING NOSE A drooping nose is usually a fairly large nose, sometimes with a hump, whose tip falls downwards, lower than the columella. This is why we can think of a hook. Thus, it is one of the 9 nose shapes. There is a wide variety of drooping noses. They have the opposite shape of
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RHINOPLASTY – FLAT NOSE We simulate rhinoplasties for flat noses A flat nose is a small nose, wider than it is long, which is distinguished from a square nose by a softer hollow in the nasal ridge. The short length of the nasal ridge pulls the tip of the nose upward and tends to widen the nostrils.
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RHINOPLASTY – SQUARE NOSE We simulate rhinoplasties for snub noses A square nose is a nose, generally smaller than average, that has the characteristic of having a hollow on the ridge line of the nose. The front of the tip of the nose is generally rather vertical. This gives a stepped nose shape when viewed
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RHINOPLASTY – BIG BOURBON NOSE The ” big Bourbon nose” is imposing and is accompanied by wide nostrils . Most of the time, it has thick skin, which gives the nose its fleshy appearance. Indeed, while it is not bothersome and rather aesthetic for well-rounded bon vivants, it can, however, appear disproportionate for people with
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AQUILINE NOSE What does the AQUILINE nose look like? The aquiline nose has a pointed, hooked, sharp, angular shape. It is one of the 9 nose shapes. The skin is rather thin, we can see the bone and cartilage of the tip of the nose by “transparency”. Some people find that this nose can sometimes
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