Transform your life with a flawless nose – perfect looks, prosperous vibes!

As one Feng Shui master once said, “Life has its ups and downs—but if you want it to only go up, you need luck to land on your nose.”
Opportunities and fortune matter, and if your nose enhancement isn’t on point, it may block your path to success. Beauty and Feng Shui go hand in hand. Among all facial features, the nose plays the most crucial role—it sits at the center of your face and is key to attracting prosperity.
A beautifully balanced face not only enhances your appearance but also opens the door to new possibilities. True beauty should align with good Feng Shui to bring even greater results. Simply put: “Good Feng Shui, good life.”

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Introduction to Feng Shui Facial Features
What is Feng Shui (Huang Heang) in facial aesthetics?
Ideal Facial Features: Men vs. Women
How do ideal Feng Shui traits differ between genders?
How Feng Shui on the Face Affects Your Life
The benefits of facial Feng Shui for luck, love, and career
Feng Shui Zones on the Face
Understanding key facial areas and their meanings
Forehead Feng Shui
What the forehead reveals about your potential and future
Eyebrows & Frown Lines
Indicators of personality, leadership, and emotions
Eyes, Eye Corners & Temples
The windows to your soul and signs of intuition and charm
Under-Eye Area
What lies beneath—the zone of vitality and youth
Nose Feng Shui
The most important feature for wealth, success, and stability
Nasolabial Folds, Hollow Cheeks & Mouth Corners
Signs of fortune, health, and interpersonal relationships
Lips & Mouth Shape
The power of speech, communication, and love
Chin & Jawline
Foundations of stability, strength, and long-term success
Enhancing Feng Shui with Silicone Nose Surgery
How rhinoplasty can improve both appearance and energy flow
Benefits of Silicone Nose Surgery (Closed Rhinoplasty)
Why closed techniques are preferred for aesthetics and recovery
تحضير ما قبل الجراحة
How to get ready—mentally and physically—for rhinoplasty
نصائح العناية بعد الجراحة
Key steps to ensure a smooth recovery and lasting results
Important Precautions After Nose Surgery
What to avoid and how to protect your new look

What is “Huang Heang” (Feng Shui of the Face)?

Huang Heang (Chinese Physiognomy), known in Thai as “Narlaksaht”, is a form of statistical science based on natural principles. It was developed as a way for humans to observe and analyze one another through physical features and behaviors.

Huang Heang reflects both the positive and negative aspects of the human body, influenced by the five elements: Earth, Water, Wind, Fire, and Metal (Wood). These elements form the foundation for analyzing physical characteristics and overall energy balance.
In a broader sense, Huang Heang includes the nose, mouth, ears, eyebrows, and eyes, as well as a person’s movements, posture, eating habits, sleeping patterns, and body language. However, the face remains the central focus of analysis—believed to hold over 130 key points used in prediction and interpretation.

How Ideal Feng Shui Features Differ: Men vs. Women

Feng Shui Features of Men
A man’s face with good Feng Shui characteristics includes the following:

Defined, sharp jawline
Broad forehead
Thick eyelids
Full nose with thick nostrils
Well-defined cupid’s bow lips (heart-shaped lips)
Wide, strong chin

In Feng Shui philosophy, a man’s facial features are believed to attract the opposite sex, convey strength, and reflect leadership qualities. Such features are thought to enhance power, influence, and prestige, helping him achieve success in his career.

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Feng Shui Features of Women
A woman’s face with good Feng Shui characteristics should have a beautiful, charming appearance, with the following features:

Small, oval-shaped face
Neatly shaped, well-aligned eyebrows
Rounded, gentle chin tip
Broad, smooth, and gently curved forehead with prominent brow bones

In Feng Shui philosophy, a woman with good facial features is believed to have good fortune, which helps promote a fulfilled and comfortable life.

What Aspects Does Facial Feng Shui Enhance?

Facial Feng Shui can help enhance many aspects of life, including:

Love and relationships
Career and professional success
Business management and entrepreneurship
Social connections and networking
Fortune, personal safety, and overall life harmony for greater fulfillment and smooth progress

Feng Shui Zones on the Face

Nowadays, there are many tools and methods available to correct and enhance facial features to align with good Feng Shui, such as surgical procedures, filler injections, Botox, and thread lifts. However, many people worry that surgery might alter their Feng Shui too drastically, and if something goes wrong, it can be difficult to fix.

Therefore, another popular option for enhancing facial features and improving Feng Shui is the use of fillers, Botox, and thread lifts. These treatments allow for precise adjustments in various areas and are easily reversible without the need for downtime.

Forehead Feng Shui

Forehead Feng Shui (Gua Lok Geng)
The forehead represents one’s career and business directly.
Good Forehead: Broad, tall, rounded, and smooth (not rough), with a bright and clear complexion. (For women, an overly broad forehead is considered less favorable.)
Poor Forehead: Narrow, low, uneven or rough surface, with a dull complexion.

Key Features

The forehead should be moderately prominent, without dents, clear, and smooth. This indicates a life free from legal troubles or disputes.
If all four sides surrounding the forehead are full and well-rounded, it further supports the person’s fate. Such individuals are diligent in seeking knowledge, possess broad vision, and are destined for lasting success. In business, they receive strong support from people across various fields.
Having a broad forehead also signifies good family upbringing and abundance.

Weaknesses

A forehead with dents, wrinkles, uneven surface, or prominent bones indicates that the person may frequently face accidents or various dangers.
Uneven hairline on the sides suggests slow career advancement, lack of support from others, and poor backing from superiors, leading to difficulties in government or official positions.
Scars or indentations mean the person tends to have unstable jobs and often needs to change workplaces.

Eyebrow and Glabella Feng Shui

Eyebrow Feng Shui (Mei Geng)
Eyebrows represent wisdom and awareness.
Good Eyebrows: Fine, evenly distributed hairs; the tail of the eyebrow extends to the outer corner of the eye; eyebrows harmonize with the face and have no blemishes or scars.
Poor Eyebrows: Coarse, sparse hairs; eyebrows shorter than the outer corner of the eye; eyebrows close together at the inner end; low-set eyebrows touching the eyes; thick, rough eyebrows that look tired and lack vitality.

Key Features:
Smooth, flawless, wrinkle-free skin with a radiant appearance and a natural contour that harmonizes with the brow bone.
These characteristics reflect a person who is intelligent, open-minded, optimistic, blessed with good fortune, robust health, and longevity.
Weaknesses:
Deep lines, dull skin tone, and sunken areas.
These traits indicate the opposite of the desirable features—suggesting a life of ups and downs, frequent worry, potential legal issues, and in severe cases, facing lawsuits or even imprisonment.

Facial Fortune: Eyes, Outer Eye Corners, and Temples

Facial Fortune: Eyes, Outer Eye Corners, and Temples (Huchi Geng)

Good Eyes
Clear, bright irises with a captivating gaze that draws attention.
The contrast between the iris and the white of the eye is distinct and well-defined.
Unfavorable Eyes
Dull or unclear irises, with a harsh or intense look.
Thick eyebrows combined with sad or lifeless eyes may suggest a lack of direction or emotional heaviness.

Key Features:
Eyes and temples that are full and well-rounded, fitting perfectly with the hairline and forehead. The number of crow’s feet is minimal, and the smile is natural without blemishes. This indicates a fulfilling married life—men will have a good, devoted wife, and women will have a good husband.
Weaknesses:
Crow’s feet wrinkles, prominent cheekbones, and protruding bones—whether in men or women—indicate misfortune regarding a spouse. If one tries to resist this fate, it may result in ongoing relationship problems.

Under-Eye Feng Shui

Under-Eye Feng Shui (Nam Neung Geng) The under-eye area represents fortune and comfort.

Key Features:
Full, bright, smooth, and radiant under-eye area signifies a lifetime of honor, wealth, and happiness, as well as prosperous descendants.
Weaknesses:
Hollow, deep under-eye sockets or excessive under-eye bags indicate bad luck, difficulty finding a partner, or rebellious and hard-to-raise children. If the area is darkened, it suggests problems with one’s spouse and children, possibly even misfortune regarding offspring.

Nose Feng Shui

Nose Feng Shui (Jik Ae Geng) The nose represents health.

Good Nose: Rounded, strong, thick tissue, straight without any bends or twists.
Poor Nose: Thin, narrow, sharp like a knife’s edge, with little tissue; crooked, bent, dull, and lacking brightness.

Key Features:
A straight nose bridge that is not too sharp, shiny, smooth, and free of wrinkles or blemishes indicates a stable and strong mind, a smooth life, and good health without illnesses.
Weaknesses:
A nose that is too low or excessively pointed, or has prominent bones, signifies a person who is prone to illness, frequently unwell, and mentally fragile.

So, let’s take a look at which nose shapes do not enhance our Feng Shui. If your nose resembles any of the following types, it’s important to fix it as soon as possible!

Crooked Nose Bridge – Straighten It for a Beautiful Shape
According to Feng Shui principles, a nose bridge that leans to the right often indicates bad luck in love, while one that leans to the left is linked to health problems. This crookedness may come from your natural nose structure or from incorrectly placed silicone implants. The solution is to place the silicone implant properly beneath the bone covering to align it closely with the nasal base. Most importantly, the nose shape should harmonize with your facial features to enhance beauty, boost confidence, and attract positive opportunities.
Flat Nose Tip – Lift and Shape for Elegance
A master Feng Shui consultant once said that people with a flat or cut-off nose tip tend to have incomplete success in life, always stuck in the middle without fully shining. This can be easily fixed by reshaping the nose tip using your own tissue—whether from the buttock or ear cartilage—to add height and projection. You can trust that the results will look natural without worrying about scars, as the surgical cuts are hidden inside but your radiant beauty will definitely show.
Flat Nose Bridge – Adds Dimension for Wealth
People with a flat nose bridge are said to have trouble saving money—imagine a flat wallet holding nothing but an ID card. But don’t worry, this problem is easy to fix! Rhinoplasty can enhance your nose naturally without making it overly sharp or exaggerated. A beautiful nose is one that suits your face perfectly, adding dimension to your look and inviting better luck and wealth.
Nose Hump and Drooping Tip – Smooth and Prepare for Opportunities
A nose hump can give a harsh impression, causing others to see you negatively and miss out on good opportunities. The fix is to smooth out the nasal bridge and sculpt the tip to slope gently, matching the forehead, chin, and overall facial structure. This will make your features stand out brilliantly in your own unique way.
Wide Nostril Wings – Refine to Keep Wealth and Control Expenses
Wide nostrils are considered unfavorable in Feng Shui because they can mean difficulty holding money and excessive spending. Narrowing the nostrils through alar base reduction surgery can solve this, but it’s crucial not to overdo it to avoid unnatural-looking nostrils. Always consult with a qualified surgeon to assess your nasal anatomy and choose the best technique for a natural, beautiful, and striking result.

Cheek Grooves, Sunken Cheeks, and Mouth Corner Lines in Chinese Physiognomy

Cheek Grooves and Sunken Cheeks (Houno Pok Keng) refer to subordinates or followers.

Key Features:
Full, firm cheeks that align well with the jawline, without sagging, and with shallow cheek grooves and mouth corner lines. This indicates having loyal and trustworthy subordinates, leading to a comfortable and happy life in old age.
Weaknesses:
Sunken, hollow cheeks with sagging skin and deep cheek grooves and mouth corner lines. This indicates disloyal and untrustworthy subordinates who may be disobedient.

Facial Features of the Mouth and Lips (Hoeng Haeng Pak Lae Rim Fipak)

Mouth and Lips (Jui Sae) refer to the focal point for assessing mental state and overall health, reflecting intention and physical strength.
Good mouth: Clear upper and lower lip lines, lips close in a straight line, corners slightly upturned, full and plump lips with a bright pink color.
Poor mouth: Faint lip lines, downturned corners, crooked lips, thin or withered lips, and dull or darkened color.

Key Features:
An ideal mouth size is measured by drawing a line from the center of each pupil when looking straight ahead to the corners of the mouth. If the width of the mouth aligns evenly with the centers of both pupils, it is considered a well-proportioned mouth. A good mouth should have defined edges with natural curves (cupid’s bow), and the corners of the mouth should be straight or slightly upturned, fitting harmoniously with the size of the face.

Wide Lips

Male: Good fortune with supportive partners, highly energetic, honest, bold thinker and doer, holds good positions, prospers, and succeeds in major tasks.
Female: Strong-willed, independent, more resourceful than men, dislikes dwelling on the past.
Thick upper lip: A giver, straightforward, honest; if female, may have difficulties with a partner.

Thin Lips

Men:
They possess a subtle sharpness in cunning, speak fluently and persuasively, but tend to lack patience and are indifferent toward love.
Women:
Often talk about negative things, enjoy gossiping and lying, argue skillfully, are easily sulky, have a pessimistic outlook, cannot help themselves, face difficulties conceiving, and if they do have children, the children tend to be weak and hard to raise.

Chin Physiognomy (Chang Geng)

Chin Physiognomy (Ti Ko) refers to knowledge and ability.
Good Chin and Jaw:A wide, strong jaw and chin that slightly protrudes with flesh covering it.
Bad Chin and Jaw:A recessed, small, sharp, crooked, or short chin.

Key Features:
A rounded chin signifies a person who is kind-hearted, humble, and modest. A prominent chin, not due to bone but flesh, indicates wealth and good fortune. Such a person trusts themselves more than others, possesses high intelligence, loves progress, occasionally enjoys socializing, appreciates beauty, and likes dressing well. They may be temperamental and stubborn but are generally generous, caring, charming, well-liked by others, and attract the opposite sex. This describes a good chin physiognomy.

Weaknesses:
A person with a double chin may appear lazy and more materialistic than responsible, giving an impression of low enthusiasm. A pointed chin indicates someone who is less compromising and prefers multiple options to achieve goals. Those with a recessed, short chin tend to be socially withdrawn, lacking interpersonal skills, secretive, anxious, overly polite, and impatient.

Enhance Your Facial Fortune by Silicone Rhinoplasty Surgery

When it comes to cosmetic surgery, many people immediately think of rhinoplasty because the nose is the center point of the face. Normally, nose augmentation not only enhances facial contours, adding dimension to the face, but also improves facial fortune, boosts personality, and increases confidence. The design is tailored to fit the facial proportions for overall beauty, all based on the safety of the procedure.

Silicone nose augmentation (Closed Rhinoplasty) is a procedure where an expert surgeon inserts silicone implants through small incisions made inside the nostrils. The silicone is placed above the cartilage and beneath the periosteum over the hard bone area. This technique is straightforward and typically requires a short operation time.

Advantages of Silicone Nose Augmentation (Closed Rhinoplasty)

Advantages of Closed Rhinoplasty are suitable for patients who already have a reasonably good nose shape, such as a nasal base that is not too wide, a nasal bridge that is not excessively uneven, and a nose that is neither too long nor too short. If the nose length is appropriate, silicone augmentation can be performed. However, this technique has limitations: it is not suitable for patients with a very short nose (Short Nose) and cannot correct the nasal structure extensively, as the incision is made only on one side.

Advantages of Nose Augmentation at The Vogue Clinic

Silicone is custom-carved case by case to perfectly fit the proportions of each individual’s nose.
Designed to harmonize with the overall facial proportions.
Silicone is placed beneath the periosteum (the membrane covering the bone) to reduce risks of shifting, tilting, or displacement.
Fast recovery with minimal swelling and bruising using The Vogue Clinic’s special techniques to reduce post-operative inflammation.

Preparation Before Rhinoplasty Surgery

You should avoid taking aspirin or ibuprofen, as these medications can increase the risk of swelling and bruising due to blood clots after surgery. Also, refrain from eating or drinking for at least 6 hours before the procedure. Additionally, avoid supplements that affect blood clotting, such as vitamins and fish oil, because they can slow down blood clotting and cause prolonged bleeding after surgery.

Here are self-care tips after rhinoplasty surgery:

First 48 hours: Apply a cold compress using a gel pack placed horizontally over the eyes and the bridge of the nose.
Sleep with your head elevated on a high pillow for the first 3 days to reduce swelling and ensure adequate rest.
Avoid sleeping on your left or right siฟde to prevent the nose from shifting or becoming crooked.
Do not consume alcoholic beverages and avoid smoking.
تجنب الأطعمة الحارة والأطعمة المخمرة.
Drink Centella asiatica (gotu kola) juice and coconut water to help reduce swelling and bruising.
Wash your face with mild soap starting on day 4.
If bruising occurs, apply a warm compress or start warm compresses from day 6 onwards.
Avoid any strenuous activities such as exercising or lifting heavy objects.
Take medications as prescribed by your doctor.
Attend follow-up appointments with your doctor approximately 1–2 weeks after surgery.

Precautions After Rhinoplasty

Getting hit or bumped within 30–45 days after surgery—or during the period when the nose has not yet fully settled—is something that must be strictly avoided.
This is because the materials used for augmentation, such as silicone implants or cartilage, are not yet securely encased by the nasal tissue and are not strong enough to withstand impact.
A healing period is required before the nose can begin to tolerate pressure or trauma.
To ensure you can return to normal activities and touch your nose without any adverse effects, a recovery time of at least 3 months is recommended.

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