Non-surgical Nose Job to Fix Nose Hump?

There is no question that  nonsurgical nose jobs can work well for curved  noses, bumps and saddle deformities (as well as downturned--or drooping-- nasal tips).

I have been performing these procedures for more than eight years and have found nonsurgical nose jobs quite effective for straightening humps and bumps (and depressions) along the bridge and top of the nose.

From the before and after pictures of my patient shown in the side bar to this answer, I believe that it is clear that you indeed appear be a candidate for this kind of treatment. If necessary, to confirm this before proceeding, a small amount of salt solution can be injected as a test into the appropriate areas of the nose to confirm this.

 

Hi and thank you for your question! One of the most common nose issues we can effectively fix in most patients is nose humps and bumps and while it is hard to tell from the picture your posted, you seem to be a candidate. The good thing about liquid nose job is that we use hyaluronic acid fillers that can be revised or dissolved fairly easily if you are not happy with the result. I hope it helps and good luck!

Non-surgical nose jobs can work well to disguise a nasal hump in the right patient. Keep in mind that this is a temporary solution. Surgical rhinoplasty is the only way to get permanent changes in a safe manner.
It is also important to recognize that while non-surgical nose jobs can camouflage a hump or other irregularities with the nose, they do not actually make the nose smaller. In patients with a very large nose already, adding additional volume to the nose with filler may not be the best option.
Be sure to see a rhinoplasty and non-surgical nose job expert as these techniques are not for novice injectors.
All the best,

For a dorsal hump, filler can be place on either side of the bump to smooth out the dorsal aesthetic line.  For a first treatment I'd suggest a hyaluronic acid filler such as Juvederm.  If you like that result you could use a longer lasting filler such as BellaFill for subsequent treatments.

Yes, for you a nonsurgical rhinoplasty could work.  Nonsurgical nose jobs use fillers to contour the existing anatomy.  We can inject filler above the hump you have to flatten the indentation in this area and to provide your profile view with overall a better balance.  The downside to the nonsurgical option is that you'll have to repeat it every 12-18 months.  A surgical rhinoplasty would improve your concerns permanently but you have to be mentally prepared for a surgical procedure.  Many individuals use the nonsurgical rhinoplasty as a stepping stone to the real thing. 

An injectable rhinoplasty can make your nasal profile straight. Your hump on the bridge of your nose will be camouflaged by filling in the valleys above and below. However your nose will be the same size and in fact probably slightly larger. This may be unacceptable. The best way to help you decide before hand is to have your face imaged and then computer assisted modified. You may then decide you will have a classic rhinoplasty as you may feel the nose also needs to be reduced in size overall.

Dear MJay,
Unfortunately, your nose is a bit too large to consider Injectable Fillers to correct your hump. You don't need the hump filled in; you need a Surgical Rhinoplasty to lower the hump so your nose is less of a prominent feature on your attractive face.
I've attached a photo of small hump improved with Injectable Fillers in a male patient. You can see your profile is much different.
I hope this helps, and best regards.

I would not recommend that for you. You would need a bit more that injections to make your nose the way you would want it. The hump needs to be take down, your tip then will be too long or what we call overly projecting once the hump is taken down, so that would need to be addressed and slightly rotating the tip upwards.
You will not be content with filler injections.

A non-surgical nose job is a temporary means of assessing how you may look by filling in the area just above your hump. This will make you hump look smaller. The only way to acheive a permanent solution is to undergo a traditional rhinoplasty. IF this is something you would like to try you may want to consider a hyalurnic filler that can be "reversed" with off label use of hyaluronidase.

Hi,
Thank you for photo,
The non-surgical nose job can help the bridge appear more smooth and after viewing your photos, you possibly are a candidate for the non-surgical nose job. 
I definitely recommend contacting a cosmetic surgeon near to schedule a consultation! 
Best of luck on you cosmetic endeavor!