Am I a Good Candidate for "Non Surgical" Rhinoplasty? (photo)

You can smooth out your dorsal hump with Radiess filler added to the radix, bridge and nasal tip. However, the bridge of your nose may be too high afterward. If you are seeking modest improvement and you don't mind a high bridge then it's reasonable to try it and decide for yourself. You may also benefit from Botox to reduce the drooping tip during smile. Best Wishes,

Of course, there is no substitute for an upfront and personal examination and palpation of the nose to determine the best course of action. But, there is no question that nonsurgical nose jobs can work well for curved noses and 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 lifting droopy nasal tips and straightening humps, bumps, and depressions along the bridge and top... more

Unfortunately, your dorsal hump appears to be too large to camouflage with fillers. When you're financially able, you may want to consult with several reputable rhinoplasty specialists to see what you might expect to achieve after well-performed rhinoplasty surgery. Hope this is helpful. Dr. Joseph see video