aka Aquiline / Hump Nose

The bridge rises then curves gently forward before dropping to the tip, producing the convex profile visible in classical statuary. A dorsal hump — bone and cartilage that projects above the rest of the bridge line — is the defining feature, and it's one of the most common reasons people first look into rhinoplasty.

The tip itself often sits slightly lower than the hump, which can make the whole nose read as heavier or more dominant on the face, especially in profile.