Do I have a low wide nose bridge? (Photo)

You have an atypical bridge profile; the canonical bridge has a moderate divergence from the maxila, in an angle between 15º to 30º; yours has 45-50º divergence; this is manifested by a very low and sunken radix-upper third of the bridge, acceptable height at the middle vault of the bridge and slightly too high supratip bridge.Your treatment is very difficult since the surgeon is not managing a fully scooped revision rhinoplasty or a typically flat Afroamerican or Asian rhinoplasty bridge, is a progressive defect, so the solution is adding a rib graft, fully customized, that is a perfect match between your current dorsum and the new profile wished; this graft has to be thicker at the upper part of the nose and very thin near the tip.There are other goals in your ethnic rhinoplasty, like the tip derotation, better tip support and definition, eventually alar flare reduction, etc.Seek the advice and hands of a serious professional who offers to you a time-consuming and expensive procedure; stay far from minimally invassive snake-charming procedures, synthetic implants, fillers, wrapped diced cartilage, etc.
Difficulty 8 out of 10 in ethnic rhinoplasties, surgical time about 6 hours (in expert hands, could be even longer).
See the link below to find few cases of my own practice very similar to yours which I had the opportunity to operate successfully on, sharing a lot of common features with the technical problem you have posted.
If you wish better grounded opinion well lit, focused and standard images have to be assessed: frontal, both lateral and both oblique views, also from underneath.
Feel free to request any additional information from me.

This is the value of a consultation. No doctor can provide you the answers you are looking for without a  consultation. You have provided informative pictures that express your concerns. Thank you for doing this. Your next step is -seek out a face to face consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon, ideally a ASAPS, ASPS member that has experience with your concerns bring pictures of noses that you like and dislike to your consultationideally, have the doctor be able to do computer morphing so that you can see potential outcomes without you actually having surgerybe open and upfront duing this consultation - it may take more that one visit to establish chemistry and parallel communicationYou are ready for the next step. Best,Michael Kulick MD

   Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, San Francisco Ca.
   Member of ASPS, ASAPS
   Recipient of the Klingbeil Award – Teaching Safe Techniques and Advanced Technologies

Hello, Thank you for provided photos and information, based on them, you may benefit cartilage using to make it higher.You can have natural, well proportioned nose by Rhinoplasty Closed and Atraumatic technique and it will  provide you desired look with maximal healing, minimal trauma without a scar on your columella.Best Regards,

I agree with you that your nose is too flat, meaning that it is too close to the face (under projected). It's a common trait. The bridge and tip can be made to look higher and stronger with a rhinoplasty procedure or liquid rhinoplasty (temporary). Consider a consultation for more information. 

 The limited photographs demonstrate a low bridge and wide nasal bones.  A rhinoplasty procedure can accomplish building up the bridge line with a cartilage graft, narrowing the bridge line with osteotomies, and narrowing the nostrils with an alar-plasty.  For more information and many before and after examples, please see video below

Yes, you do have a slightly wider and lower nasal bridge.  This is incredibly common and if it concerns you, there are ways to narrow the bridge and increase the height.  Consult with a Plastic Surgeon who specializes in noses or rhinoplasty so she or he can understand what look you are hoping to achieve. 

From the photographs attached you appear to have a low nasal bridge. Augmenting the bridge and refining the tip can be performed with rhinoplasty surgery. Seek some consultations with experts in the field and have imaging performed to show you what these changes would provide for your profile and overall facial aesthetic. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.

Yes, you do have a wide poorly projected nasal bridge. These limited pictures do show that augmentation of the top of the bridge would be helpful. Please consult with an experienced rhinoplasty specialist who will examine your nose and discuss your options so you achieve a blanced proportional natural result.