I want to make my nose smaller its too big for my face, what are my options?

If you really want a change, a closed rhinoplasty can be used to refine the tip and bridge.  This will create subtle improvement without visible scars and less swelling.Find a board certified plastic surgeon who performs hundreds
of rhinoplasties and rhinoplasty revisions each year. Then look at the
plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a
sense of who can deliver the results. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

Thanks for your question and
photos. Although your nose does not have a bad shape, I agree that it is too
large for your face. The challenge is to keep the many positive features of
your nose while setting it back closer to your face, and depending on your
wishes, also keeping a fairly straight profile or a subtle slope. The wrong thing
to do (and the easiest) is to simply lower the upper part of the nose where you
have a slight hump, narrow the tip, and leave the tip projection unchanged,
which would still make your nose look large and give you a pronounced slope that
could look "operated on."

I would suggest then lowering
the entire profile including the tip, which means resecting a portion of tip
cartilages allowing a setback of the nose. I have done this hundreds of times,
and it is quite predictable. In my hands, this method has given high patient
satisfaction with a more proportional nose — but surprisingly subtle results.
Talk to a qualified and experienced nose surgeon about this option.

The rhinoplasty procedure would involve shaving down the dorsal hump, and osteotomies to the nasal bones. Minor tip adjustments may also be required at the same time.