You can observe the following nasal features on a frontal face.
Nasal Bridge
Straight: A symmetrical and linear bridge with no curvature.
Wide: Appears broader in proportion to the face; can be evaluated by comparing the bridge’s width to the alar width.
Flat: A low or less pronounced bridge that blends into the face.
Alar Width (Base of the Nose)
Narrow: The width of the nose’s base is proportionally smaller than the distance between the eyes.
Normal: Proportional width that aligns with general facial features, neither noticeably narrow nor wide; requires context for evaluation.
Flared: The nostril wings extend outward beyond the typical proportions.
Nostrils
Not Visible: The nostrils are hidden due to the angle of the nasal tip or narrowness.
Normal: The nostrils are visible but not exaggerated; symmetry and proportion are key indicators.
Flared: The nostrils appear widened or exaggerated, often accompanied by flared alae.
Nasal Tip
Pointed: The tip of the nose appears angular or sharp.
Round: The tip has a soft, circular shape, often blending smoothly into the rest of the nose.
Bulbous: The tip appears enlarged and prominent compared to the rest of the nose.