Example of the Nose Face

In the image below you can see a beautiful Nose-Face. The nasal bulb is slightly larger than her iris. The triangular relationship between the two eyes and the nasal bulb leans more towards a baby face.
The outline of the nostrils have a slight resemblance to the eye sockets. The nostrils are oval and have a similar curvature to the eyebrows.
The same interplay of lines is reflected in the upper lip (line-form repetition).

Image: Nose-face and sphere-triangle. (Image by Rheanun from Pixabay [AI-g] )

All these repetitions of lines together (FAP) form a quantitative superstimulus and have an attractive effect on men. This is because men's eyes/brain have become particularly sensitive (MAP) to this during the long-term genetic evolution of humankind (GAP). Men are generally attracted by beautiful lines and pattern repetitions in a woman's face.
The likelihood increases that a (visually-oriented) man and such a woman will marry and have children (if it were up to him). In doing so, these traits (FAPs) are further propagated in their children: FAPs in daughters and MAPs in sons.
However, the inverse function occurs too, because women can also appreciate a beautiful face with form repetitions in a man's face.