I'm a man with a low nasal bridge and a flat-looking face overall, which bothered me, so I searched for many reviews of male rhinoplasty. Rather than an overly high and flashy nose, I wanted a natural-looking profile from the front and a nose that appears adequately defined from the side with the nasal bridge and tip well-proportioned. During the consultation, the doctor explained that for male noses, the line from the forehead to the tip and the facial proportions are more important than simply raising the height. They designed my nose at a height that suits my face multiple times and shaped the tip so it's neither too pointed nor overly upturned, so I decided to trust them and proceed with surgery. At first, I was slightly worried because the swelling made my nose appear higher than expected, but as time passed, it naturally settled down. From the front, the surgery doesn't look overdone, and from the side profile, I now have a defined nasal bridge, making my nose look noticeably more three-dimensional. People around me often comment that my expression looks clearer and more refined rather than mentioning rhinoplasty, so I'm satisfied. For male rhinoplasty, rather than simply building the nose too high, it seems important to create a natural height that suits the face!