What procedures could produce this rhinoplasty result? (Photos)

It looks as though the two cartilages that form the tip of your nose are strong, and they make the tip look wide. Narrowing those cartilages can be accomplished in a rhinoplasty, with some reasonable predictability, in expert hands. The woman whose photos I posted with this response had strong cartilages that were narrowed in her operation.
It also looks as though you narrowed the distance, measured horizontally, between the edges of your nostril skin from the front view. *Some* of that can usually be accomplished, though maybe not quite as much as you drew.

Great question!
There are multiple different techniques that can be performed during a rhinoplasty to achieve the result that you are aiming for. For example, cephalic trim with lateral crural steal or lateral crural repositioning are some common techniques that are used for tip refinement (or narrowing). However, there are a number of other factors that will determine whether that goal is realistic or not. Particularly, evaluating the thickness of the skin/soft tissue at the tip is very important in deciding how refined of a result you may be able to achive.
I think your best option is to schedule a consultation with a plastic surgeon that specializes in rhinoplasty to perform a thorough evaluation and discuss your surgical candidacy.
Hope this helps and best of luck!Kyle Kimura, MD