The smallest bone in your face is the lacrimal bone. It's a tiny bone that helps form the eye orbits and also contributes to the structure of your tear ducts.
You have two lacrimal bones, one on each side of your nose. They're so small that they're easily overlooked, but they play an important role in the structure of your face.
While you can't see the lacrimal bone, you can feel it if you gently press on the inner corner of your eye socket, near the bridge of your nose.
The lacrimal bones are a fascinating example of how even the smallest bones in our body can have a significant impact on our overall structure and function.
