Your nose is the presupposed product of the intercorrelation between a man and a woman which come to be known as the ideology of a __ as the result of

.....known as the ideology of what, as the result of a what? ... What?!...
What does Althusser have to say about physical appearances? .. That those are all a product predesigned for us before our birth as well, just as he says our personalities are?
... I suppose sometimes when we inherit physical features that are like our parents', that aspect of our appearance could be shoved under the institution of the family :S ? Like how I got my fathers eyes, and my mothers face structure.. but my nose is unlike anyone's in my family? So how does he explain that? And how do we know which features we are going to inherit; We don't.
Don't our physical features contribute to our unique individualism? Even aside from setting our looks apart, they sometimes can add to how we act, can't they? Often times a symmetrical (aka. typically 'beautiful') looking person has more confidence or arrogance, and an unattractive person is much meeker; but then again, often times that is not the case at all. Also, when a person finds a certain feature of theirs more appealing they will often flaunt, or put more emphasis on that area.. or perhaps they would not. So wouldn't our physical characteristics create stems of our personalities.?
I do not disagree that we are all heavily influenced by many ideologies or institutions throughout our lives, but I do not think that I would go as far as to agree completely with Althusser. I feel as if he assumes people are nothing more than robots; numerous trials recreated under conformity after conformity, looking for a perfection, or ULTIMATE ideology..?