Can a radix graft be used to make the bone between the eyes wider? (photo)

A radix graft is commonly used to give height to the radix and glabella, not width. Ear cartilage can be used for radix graft. Digital computer imaging would be helpful to understand what can be accomplished with the procedure.  For many examples, see the link below  to our rhinoplasty Photo Gallery

A radix graft will not actually make the nasal bones wider but if you have a deep nasofrontal angle then raising it with a graft might make the area between your eyes appear further apart. Similarly, so would lowering the height of your nasal bones (dorsum).  Radix grafts can be tricky as they sit on a narrow perch and due to the position it's possible that the edges can become visible. I employ various technical fine points when using them to ensure that they are innocuous. When necessary, radix grafts can be extremely helpful in rhinoplasty.