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The dip below the nose, known as the philtrum, is the vertical groove that runs from the bottom of the nose to the upper lip. It plays a role in facial aesthetics and expression, contributing to the overall shape of the face. Additionally, it is thought to have functional significance in the development of the face and may assist in the perception of pheromones. In various cultures, the philtrum is also associated with beauty and can be accentuated in cosmetic procedures.
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What is the dip between your nose and mouth called?
The area between the nose and the upper lip is called the philtrum.
How can you get the dip stick out of a 2000 cougar that has broken off?
needle nose plyers
Why does the nose of a skatebaord have a bigger dip?
cuz the tail have more pop that why it shorter
How to remove a broken dip stick in a 94 Dodge Intrepid?
TO REMOVE A BROKEN DIP STICK USE NEEDLE NOSE PLIERS OR A MAGNET.
What are used to raise or lower the tail of a plane and cause the nose to rise or dip?
In most aircraft it's undertaken by the yoke being pushed forward for nose down and pulled back for nose up
What does inferonasal mean?
It is medical directions. It means Below and towards the nose/medial line. Example: inferonasal part of the eye= below the eyes midline and towards the nose
What is a dip net used to catch?
A dip net is used to catch bugs and butterflies! Hope I helped!
What do you call the indentation above the upper lip and below your nose?
The indentation above the upper lip and below the nose is called the Philtrum.
What is the bone right below the nose?
sesmoid
What is long nose?
Picture in the link below.
What is called for hair below our nose?
Mustache
What are the lines below your nose called?
The Philtrum
