Rhinoplasty to rotate tip of nose downwards? (Photo)

During Asian rhinoplasty, the tip of the nose can be counter-rotated and thus made to look longer and less "pig" like.  The V-shape you like can be re-created by extending the columella (area between the nostrils) downward, and adding volume to your infratip (area below the tip of your nose).  Paramount to a successful result is finding a surgeon with the skill and experience to achieve those changes, while sharing your aesthetic vision.  

Asian patients seeking rhinoplasty often desire a more narrow, refined, and projected tip.  The tip may also be turned up or overrotated such that nostril show on the frontal view is excessive.  Tip grafting can turn down or counterrotate the nose and reduce nostril visibility. 

Rhinoplasty for tip refinement, narrowing the base and derotation of the tip can be done to give you a  more attractive nose. You may consider a chin implant as well for better balance of the face.