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What is Wrong with my Nose? Bump Started to Form? (photo)

Had a straight nose until I was around 14, no have grown a dorsal hump. Past 2 months been having strong nose bride pain and trouble breathing. I have taken 2 sinuses medication ITS NOT SINUSES.

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3 Doctor Answers | Asked by Colinlesch1
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Hump on Your Nose

When you hit puberty, there are many changes to the shape of your face that take place. Included in this is a change in your nose. It goes from a child looking nose (shorter, flat, larger nostrils) to your adult nose. In those who are genetically determined to have a hump, this is the time that it will begin to appear. This is something easily fixed with a rhinoplasty, in this case I would probably recommend a dorsal rhinoplasty only without anything done to the tip... more
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Nasal hump

The nasal hump is genetic and is composed of both bone and cartilage. It becomes worse when repetitive trauma to the nose occurs and makes the junction between the bone and cartilage growth callus. The only treatment is a rhinoplasty. A septoplasty may be needed for improvement of airflow is medical management has failed to improve the congestion.
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Nasal bump, hump, growth

The most common cause for a dorsal hump is genetics. When someone reaches adolescence and begins to go through puberty the body against to take on adult characteristics including changes in the facial features. In the absence of trauma to your nose I would suspect that if you look at your parents nose is there would be any dorsal hump on at least one of their noses. A nasal injury or fracture can also cause a hump to develop as the bone heals. This would be in line... more

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