Forceps Delivery and Nose injury. Could this have caused the bridge to be wide?

It is quite possible that this happened during delivery. However it would be very difficult to prove it without a series of consecutive CT scans. Nobody to blame. Consider rhinoplasty when time x comes. Good luck.

I do not believe that you will ever get the answer to your question, however, if your daughter is having significant dissatisfaction with the appearance of her nose, please consider bringing her to several reputable rhinoplasty specialist who offer computer imaging. Thank you for your question. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph

There’s no way for us to know if your daughter was injured by forceps during delivery.
Most nasal fractures cause significant facial bruising. Was your daughter’s face bruised after she was born?
IfMost nasal fractures cause significant facial bruising. Was your daughters face bruised after she was born?
If not, then, I’m guessing it’s pretty unlikely that she received a nasal fracture.
Having a wide nose is typically not something we associate with a history of nasal fracture.
Nasal fractures if they cause problems are usually related to sideways deviation.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD