Can a rhinoplasty make your eyes closer together or seem closer together? (photo)

Rhinoplasty does not change the distance  between the eyes. However, altering the height of the bridge of the nose can create the appearance or illusion of changes to eye spacing. This is most noticeable when the nasal bridge is augmented, or raised, with grafts (using your own cartilage, most commonly from the septum or ear, occasionally from the rib). When the bridge is raised (so-called dorsal augmentation), the eyes appear to be closer together. This is noted commonly in Asian rhinoplasty with dorsal augmentation. 

Conversely, the eyes may appear more widely spaced when a dorsal hump (a bump on the bridge of the nose) is lowered. But this change is generally more subtle than that with dorsal augmentation. 

Interesting question. Good luck. 

Rhinoplasty does not really change the distance between the eyes, but it can make them seem like they are closer if a big hump is taken down. Be sure to see a rhinoplasty specialist and discuss these questions with him/her at the consultation.

Yes but... 

Rhinoplasty alone does not technically change either the intercanthal (distance between the inner aspects of the eye) or interpupillary (distance between the pupils) distance. These distances are only changed during complex craniofacial procedures including fronto-orbital advancement and facial bipartition. However, changes to the nose CAN give the APPEARANCE of either bringing the eyes closer together or moving them farther apart. This must be considered in any rhinoplasty surgical plan.