Rhinoplasty to Possibly Make my Eyes Look a Bit Less Wide Set? (photo)

You have beautiful features-  a rhinoplasty does not alter the dimensions of the face but improves the symmetry and harmony of the features. I would recommend a consult with a rhinoplasty surgeon and request a morph- seeing an expected result should answer your question visually better than any description can. Good luck!

Occasionally I have a patient ask how a planned rhinoplasty will affect her eyes, because she's worried that the operation will make her eyes look closer together, or farther apart. The operation will do neither. Despite some people being understandably concerned about this issue, it never comes up after surgery; I've never had a patient complain that the eyes look wider apart or closer together. It seems to be one of those academic questions that just turns out not to materialize as a problem.

The only comment I get is that sometimes a patient with a very large nose says that her eyes look better after surgery because the nose no longer takes up so much attention.

At least from the images you submitted, your nose doesn't have any overwhelming feature to address surgically. Be sure you define exactly for your surgeon what you want changed, and get confirmation that he understands and can accomplish those changes. See the "Web reference" link for more suggestions.