Wide nose after rhinoplasty? (Photo)

Thank you for your question!

The short answer to your question is, no. If the surgeon worked on the bone the dorsum should not be wider.

Unless patient needs a wider nose, most rhinoplasty patients would end up with the same width or narrower nose. Postoperative swelling may create illusion of wider nose several weeks/months after rhinoplasty but this is temporary. The answer is NO.

Thank you Mazzyy for posting your question here,let me start by saying that my answer is based on the limited information provided, for a bespoke plan I would consult with your plastic surgeon.
When it comes to how the nose looks after surgery , it will depend on what was performed during surgery, The surgery usually changes the underlying structures and as a result the shape of the nose. The plan on what gets done during surgery will depend on what your surgeon believes is necessary and what your goals are, very rarely do those plans result in a wider nose , but that can happen, some examples include:- swelling of after surgery which will be temporary and usually resolves by 6 months to a year - placing certain grafts can sometimes give the impression of slightly wider nose (for example placing spreader grafts can slightly widen the bridge of the nose , but might also be necessary for a functional outcome or to correct certain deformities).Whatever your goals and needs are I am sure your surgeon will be happy to discuss them with you and come up with a plan that works for you. I hope this helps, best of luck!