When performing rhinoplasty, is the nasolabial angle measured with a protractor?
 
Usually, the ideal nasolabial angle for a woman's nose is 95-105 degrees, but some women's noses go up to 110 degrees, so
 I'm going to ask them to raise the nasolabial fold and the tip of my nose. But since my nasolabial angle seems to be 90-95, I'm going to ask them to adjust the nasolabial angle to 105-110 degrees. Does the doctor guess it right? I just designed my nose to be in the shape of a man's nose and made it. ㅁ I asked for it to be corrected in the beginning, but this story is too old. But even if it means pulling out all my teeth, I will go to the teeth grinder and have them brushed.
 
Also, is there any way to measure the nasolabial angle? know? I am trying to find the nasolabial angle by taking a picture and measuring it with a protractor app, but there seems to be a margin of error, so it is within 3 degrees.