Don’t turn up your nose at Botox!

The ideal nose slightly curls upwards and forms a95°angle compared to the upper lip. When the angle is too large we speak of a snub nose or turned up nose. When the angle is too small we speak of a hawk nose. When one smiles with a down pointing nose, the top is further pulled down by a tiny muscle. A drop of Botox relaxes this downward pull and fixes the upward direction of the nose .At the same time the nostrils can be reduced and a bumpy nose bridge can be straightened with fillers.

Of course these treatments are not suitable for everyone, otherwise it would be too good to be true.

But don’t turn your nose up at Botox!