If the nasal bridge is broken, only a slight crack, and there is no deflection or angular deformity, it can heal itself in this case. However, patients need to pay more attention in life, do not press the bridge of the nose with hands after the injury, and take antibiotics to combat inflammation and reduce swelling. If the patient’s nasal bridge is very obvious or has an angular deformity, it cannot heal itself, it needs anti-inflammatory and swelling reduction for a week or so, and then surgery, the main purpose is to pick up the patient’s collapsed nose, which requires general anesthesia, and is also clinically called closed nasal bone repositioning, and the patient can be considered for discharge after a week or so. Be sure to pay attention to avoid the nasal bridge again by external impact, so as not to cause the bridge of the nose again collapse.