Is It Possible That Part of the Bone Between my Eyes is Missing on One Side After Rhinoplasty? (photo)

Thanks for your question. I grew up in Atlanta so it's nice to talk to a fellow southerner. My thought are in line with my colleagues. You could have had an uneven fracture at the time of surgery. Sometimes we do remove bone in this area if there is too much. If it is not a visible deformity and it causes no functional problem to your nose I would forget about it. Glabella skin, the skin between the eyes, is so thick that usually you can not see the abnormality that you feel. Just communicate with your surgeon. There are things that can be done if there is a visible deformity.

You mentioned that you had a wide nasal base and this was reduced during your rhinoplasty surgery.  In order to reduce the nasal base the nasal bone is fractured.  This is a controlled fracture and can be done either externally or internally.  The fracture is done to smooth the nasal dorsum and narrow the bony nasal base.  It is possible that the bone has formed sort of a trap door and has not healed properly and this is why you can displace it medially.  A nasal x ray could help determine if the bone is absent, which is unlikely.  You did not mention how how long ago your surgery was performed.  Mention your concerns to your surgeon, he or she is in the position to explain what you are feeling.