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Actually the nose does have bones... The root of the nose-between the eyes-is the nasal parts of the frontal bone (forehead bone). This bone is called the ethmoid. There are then 2 nasal bones a little lower (you can feel how solid your nose is at the top-definitely bone! Not the tip, the top).
Signs and symptoms of a broken nose may appear immediately or may take up to three days to develop. Signs and symptoms may include: Pain or tenderness, especially when touching your nose. Swelling of your nose and surrounding areas.