It depends on what kind of effect you want to achieve. If you want to rely on rhinoplasty to improve the overall proportion of the face and improve the prominent cheekbones, it is unlikely.

On the contrary, rhinoplasty itself is to enhance the three-dimensional sense of the face, so the superposition effect with high cheekbones will be even more uncoordinated.

My suggestion here is that you can improve the width of cheekbones with prominent cheekbones first, so that you can choose the right nose type.

At present, there are several popular nose types:

Nose drops: As the name implies, the nose shape of nose drops is like water drops, and there is a "drip" nose at the tip of the nose, which can enhance elegance. If you choose a soft and gentle temperament, the requirements for your face must be smooth lines, full cheeks and consistent temperament.

Small upturned nose: Small upturned nose is characterized by exquisiteness, especially a small and full nose, which can not only show the three-dimensional sense of the nose, but also increase the affinity. It is suitable for people with short noses, so that the tip of the nose can be properly exposed while being quite upturned. But if the basic person is too long and then has a small nose, the problem is more obvious.