Everything about the appearance of the nose is related to everything else. For example, with an "over-rotation," sometimes it's not the angle of the tip that's the problem, but that the tip of the nose was left too projecting -- extending too far forward away from the face. On any nose, even a primary, when you bring the tip of the nose back closer to the face, it makes the nose *look* longer, as if the tip had dropped. So if the tip looks too high, but the tip sticks out too far, then lowering the tip will make the nose look huge and much worse. In a nose like that, if the tip is brought back closer to the face and the tip is left at the same angle, it will look great. See?
