The characteristics of the aquiline nose are that the cartilage at the lower end of the back of the nose is drooping, the outer nose is wide and long, the tip of the nose is slightly curved, and the lips are upward like aquiline nose, so it is called aquiline nose.

The aquiline nose can be corrected and shaped by surgery. Surgery is often performed under local anesthesia, and the incision is generally designed in the nostril to avoid leaving scars on the face. Surgery usually includes:

1. Intercept the raised bone peak.

2. Retract the wide nose.

3. If the "aquiline nose" is obvious, remove the cartilage and soft tissue at the lower part of the nose and trim it.