The development of the large nose is intrinsically linked to the hormonal changes and developmental milestones associated with the onset of male maturity. As the male transitions into adulthood and begins to challenge for dominance, the dramatic surge in specific hormones stimulates the rapid growth of the nasal tissue. This process ensures that only fully mature, socially ready males possess the fully developed apparatus necessary to participate in the competitive social structure, enforcing the concept that the nose is a direct, visible reflection of successful physiological and social readiness.
