How Difficult Will It Be to "Fix" my Wide Asian Nose?

It looks like you have looked at your nose and asked what (reasonably) you want to change.  Your requests are common in Asian patients.  Remember that you are not make out of clay and that some rhinoplasty cases can be a challenge for the most experienced surgeon.  Seek out a few experienced rhinoplasty surgeons.  Look at his/ her photos.  Interview them and see if your goals can be done.

These are not easy cases, but done properly you could in fact achieve your goals-  increasing tip projection and upwardly rotating it, and narrowing of the bridge are two of the most obvious ways to achieve your goals.  I strongly suggest you spend some time looking at before and after photos of similar cases to make sure that you find a surgeon experienced in working on Asian noses like yours.

Every plastic surgeon has a slightly different aesthetic taste. That is we all have a certain idea of what changes may look the best for our patients. I strongly recommend seeing a surgeon who has a computer imager to help demonstrate possible changes. This tool allows both the surgeon and patient to look at the same picture and come to a common understanding of the goals of the procedure. The imager is by no means a guarantee of the results, but it is reassuring to the patient to know what the doctor will be attempting to achieve. In ethnic rhinoplasty surgery, I have found this to be a very valuable communication tool.

 To achieve a narrower more refined nose, I will use a either cartilage from the ear, or a silastic implant, depending on the patient's desire. Your nose needs alot of support in the tip area. I prefer using cartilage to achieve this.