Eagle nose

Eagle nose This term describes a nose shape whose profile resembles an eagle’s beak. A characteristic feature is a distinctly pronounced, often slightly convex bridge and a tip that slopes downwards. Its appearance is primarily influenced by genetic factors and the individual’s facial anatomy.

Eagle nose It can vary in severity and does not always require correction. If its shape causes aesthetic discomfort, surgical or non-surgical methods may be used. In the case of a pronounced deformity of the bridge of the nose, it may be necessary to non-surgical nose correction or surgery, depending on the structure of the nose and the desired result.

It is worth distinguishing between an ‘eagle nose’ and the term humped nose, which primarily refers to the characteristic bulge on the bridge of the nose. However, both features may occur at the same time.

One method of correcting the shape of the nose without surgery is modelling using hyaluronic acid. A filler can help to visually smooth out irregularities, improve the proportions of the nose and subtly alter its profile. The results of the treatment are not permanent, as hyaluronic acid is naturally absorbed over time. Whether this method can be used depends on the individual structure of the nose and the specialist’s assessment.