Ali: "Is it the most beautiful nose? Or is it the nose that suits the person?"
Well, of course, it's the nose that suits the person. Every individual has their own unique anatomical features. The proportions of the forehead, mid-face, and lower face should be balanced. The width of the face, angles, lip contours, and other factors all contribute to what suits an individual's face. This is the ideal situation for everyone.
At the same time, as facial surgeons, when we perform rhinoplasty, we aim to do functional rhinoplasty as well. What does that mean? We aim to create a nose that is aesthetically beautiful and well-proportioned, but also one that suits the person's overall facial features. This is what we strive for.
So, the goal is to have a nose that is both beautiful and well-received by the patient, provides good airflow for breathing, and integrates smoothly with the facial movements. It won't be a nose that remains stiff and unmovable, but one that harmonizes with the face.