Can my nose become thinner from the front? (photos)

As you suggested, your nose can be made thinner during rhinoplasty by breaking the nasal bones and pushing them inward. When the nose is made thinner, it may affect the proportions of the other parts of the nose. The tip of your nose may look too big or bulbous, so you may need further tip refinement. The nostrils may appear too wide, and you may need to reduce the size of the nostrils. A consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon with experience in rhinoplasty will give you the best plan to get a nose that balances well with the rest of the face.

Hello! Thank you for your question.As far as I can see from your photo. You have humps and Thick skin for get rid of this image I recommend you Rhinoplasty surgery.It would be more convenient to decide with face-to-face consultation. Best regards!

Hello, and thank you for your question. Yes, you can achieve a narrower nasal shape through rhinoplasty. An osteotomy, in particular, involves the surgeon changing the bone structure at the top of your nose to reduce its width. Your nasal tip may also be refined for more projection.

Because rhinoplasty is a very complex procedure, I recommend scheduling a consultation with a reputable board-certified facial plastic surgeon, particularly one with a strong rhinoplasty portfolio. Such experts will have the optimal skills, knowledge of the most advanced surgical techniques, as well as artistry and knowledge of facial aesthetics, harmony, and proportion, helping you achieve the most natural-looking results. During your consultation, your surgeon can assess your facial profile, recommend the best approach, use digital photography to show projected results, and ensure the best possible outcome.

Your nose can be made narrower by breaking the bones. However I also think the tip needs to be reduced and the bridge lowered fir the best result

Absolutely it is possible to make the nose appear thinner on the front. In your case, you have wide nasal bones, so I would recommend medial/lateral osteotomies, so that I can reset your nasal bones in a more pleasing location.
When there is a large hump, it is common for the nose to not look quite as narrow dorsally on the frontal view after surgery, but that depends on many factors. Your nose is wide dorsally and at the base (where the nose meets the face), and narrowing your nose without sacrificing breathing would be appropriate.

Can a white bridge be made thinner? The answer is, yes it can. When removing a dorsal hump there remains a nasal bone on the left side and a nasal bone on the right side with a gap between the two. This create a white appearance, particularly in people with previously wide noses and thick bones. This is now called at this stage of the procedure and “open roof“. To close the roof and narrow the bridge the nasal bones are cut where they meet the maxilla which is the facial bone , and moved closer together. this closes the roof and narrows the bridge. In a small percentage of patients one or both bones may drift slightly back outward but that is rare.

Hi and welcome to our forum!
From your photos, I note that you appear to demonstrate a broad nasal base, a rounded amorphous nasal tip, and a high nasal bridge with a minimal hump deformity.
A rhinoplasty will eliminate the hump, lower the bridge to create a gentle feminine curve, narrow the nasal base, and add nasal tip definition.
The nasal base is narrowed by performing osteotomies to reposition the bones.
Visit a board certified plastic surgeon for evaluation and discussion.
Best wishes...