What technique is used to create a supratip break?

A supratip break is a function of the relative projection of the tip vs the dorsum, multiplied by the thickness of the skin. I surmise by 'raise the tip', you're asking does the tip have to be rotated cephalad to create a supratip break. Firstly, everything affects the front view of the nose. Secondly, rotating the tip cephalad does make the nose look more upturned. But surgeons don't 'raise the tip' to create a supratip break. They 'raise the tip' when it isn't in the right spot. If it is already in the right spot, and you want a supratip break, surgeons do something else to create it. So the bottom line answer to your question is 'Maybe'.

There are many techniques that create the supra-tip break which include trimming the lower lateral cartilages of the nasal tip and shaving down the cartilaginous dorsal hump. A supratip break is only visualized on the three-quarter views and the side view, not from the frontal view.  The tip of the nose does not have to be over -roated and upturned to give a super tip break.  Digital computer imaging would be helpful to understand what can be accomplished with your nose upon your facial features. For more information and many examples of supratip breaks, please see the link and the video below