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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).
To diagnose a broken nose, a doctor looks at and feels the bridge of the nose. Doctors sometimes need to push the broken pieces of bone back into place. The bones of the nose are broken more often than any other facial bone. When nasal bones break, the mucous membrane lining the nose can tear, resulting in a nosebleed. Commonly, the bridge of the nose is pushed to one side.