If you find anything, let me know. I wear prescription glasses, and then safety glasses over those, and if I have a dust mask or respirator on, either the respirator gets pushed down and pinches my nostrils shut or my safety glasses get pushed up.
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I have that same problem. I found a dust mask made by ForgedAir with an integrated eye shield that fits great, but the material around the mouth and nose is not very breathable so it makes my face sweaty. If you live in a colder climate than I do, it might be a good choice.
Maybe get a full face shield instead?
https://www.harborfreight.com/adjustable-face-shield-70720.html
I've always found face shields to be the better and more comfortable option overall. It's best to invest in a quality one, though, unless you feel like constantly adjusting it.
Maybe I haven't found the right face shield. I have a couple, but I hate wearing them.
I haven't personally used them, but the ones from the YouTuber John Malecki seem like they might work for wider noses.