A purple nose in an elderly male could be a sign of poor circulation or a vascular issue, such as Raynaud's disease or purpura. It is important for him to see a doctor for a proper evaluation and diagnosis.
The nose stops growing at different ages for each person. On average, it stops growing when a person reaches the age of 17 or 18.
There is no safe and effective way to permanently make your nose taller. Surgery, particularly rhinoplasty, is the only option to alter the shape and size of your nose. It’s important to consult with a qualified plastic surgeon for advice on the best approach for your desired results.
Your nose never stops growing, same with your ears! UNTIL you die, then it stops growing.NOSES ARE UGLY!
Well, honey, finding blood around the nose and mouth doesn't automatically scream embolism. It could be a sign of various things like trauma, internal bleeding, or even a nosebleed. To confirm a cause of death like an embolism, you'd need a proper autopsy and investigation by the professionals.
In July 1993, 19 members of the south east Thames faculty of the Royal College of General Practitioners gathered at Bore Place, in Kent, to consider how best to encourage ordinary general practitioners to carry out research. Someone said, "Why do old men have big ears? Some members thought that this was obviously true--indeed some old men have very big ears--but others doubted it, and so we set out to answer the question "As you get older do your ears get bigger?" 206 patients were studied (mean age 53.75, range 30-93, median age 53 years). The length of the left external ear was measured from the top to the lowest part with a transparent ruler; the result (in millimetres), together with the patient's age, was recorded. The mean ear length was 675 mm (range 520-840 mm), and the linear regression equation was: ear length=55.9+(0.22 x patient's age) (95% confidence intervals 0.17 to 0.27). It seems therefore that as we get older our ears get bigger (on average by 0.22 mm a year). (James A Heathcote BMJ 1995;311:1668, 23December) But there are other reasons than continued growth that could explain this. Maybe fewer people who are old now had plastic surgery for large ears when they were young, and lots of young people are having plastic surgery for large ears. These are alternative explanations. One of the things that does happen is that skin loses elasticity as we age, so it stretches. Ear lobes tend to increase in length with age.
The purple nose is a condition known as alcoholic rosacea. It is an indication that the alcohol is breaking down his peripheral circulation. What does it mean? If he does not stop drinking he is likely to die from complications of his alcoholism.
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Males have a purple to dark blue colored cere (nose) and females have a white to light pink to brown (when ready to breed) cere.
a male parakeets cere is dark (dark purple blue ect.)
It is a male name. It is of Scottish origin. It has the same meaning as the name 'Camry'. It means 'crooked nose'.
If he/she has a BLUE nose it's a boy. If he/she has a BROWN nose its a girl. When it's a PINK or a LIGHT nose it mean its still a baby so you cant really tell yet
I think his nose is purple actually...
a dumb and hideous male with no brain nd brown skin. or brown girl with big nose :L
The proboscis monkey's nose is for two things. One of them is for mating. The female monkeys like the nose. So the bigger the nose, the more females a male will get. The second is to intimidate predators, such as clouded leopards, or to intimidate a rival male.
If it has a bluish pinkish nose it is a male. It is still a baby. When it's nose it completely blue, then it is an adult.
Im not sure.. i think it might be. check with the vet.
my answer to you is that your deformed and you have issues get in touch with a doctor if you can afford it even though its free