We are always looking at our own noses.

The human eye is always looking at the nose, but
the brain automatically filters this information out so that it is not consciously perceived, treating it as meaningless noise.TgQPHd|||[]TgQPHd|||[[[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,[247864,null,0]]]]
In psychology and neuroscience, this is called Unconscious ExclusionTgQPHd|||[] or Visual AdaptationTgQPHd|||[].
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Therefore, the nose does not obstruct our field of vision or interfere with daily life.