What to do with a nose that is too big for my face and bump on the bridge? (Photo)

Thank you for your posting. I really think your nose is quite nice already, and noses project beyond the lips and chin in the ideal anatomy--so that is not at all a detracting feature. If you want to tweak things, I would suggest narrowing the tip a little bit and perhaps narrowing the nostrils somewhat. You could also build up the bridge a little. Hope that helps! Best, Dr. Donath  

It is common for African Americans undergoing a rhinoplasty to request:1)  Smaller and more defined tip. 2)  Narrow the noseThe tip can be made more defined by a
combination of the following maneuvers:1) Thinning the thick nasal skin/soft tissue2) Projecting or making the nose come farther out from
the face3) Reshaping and supporting the cartilage foundation of
the tip of the nose4) Removing tissue to make the nostrils smaller (Alar base reduction)The nose can be narrowed by a combination of:1)  Narrowing the nasal bones2)  Projection or making the nose come out farther from the faceYou are good candidate for an African American rhinoplastyI hope this helps.  

Ethnic rhinoplasty surgery can address all the problems you are mentioning about you nose. During the surgery it is possible to build up the height of your nasal bridge making it appear less flat, and to better define your nasal tip by means of cartilage restructuring, thinning the skin, and narrowing your alar base. You need to get a consultation with a rhinoplasty surgeon experienced in ethnic rhinoplasty and go over your options. 

I dont think your nose is too big for your face, not at all, what it really is, is too wide. In the side view the nose should always protrude past your lips and chin, this is normal, and is something that makes your faces looks more balanced. Now I completely agree with you that the top of the bridge is flat, I recommend the use of a temporal fascia graft to correct this. Also it needs to be corrected in wideness, Fracture of the nasal bones, and correction of the tip, and some other details to create a more feminine look.Find
a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and discuss what will be the proper treatment
to achieve the result you desires.

Regards,

Dr. Luis Redondo

The dorsal hump is composed of both bone and cartilage must be shaved down in order to remove it. Osteotomies of the nasal bones are required to narrow them. An alar plasty is required to narrow wide nostrils. Thick skin will be an impediment to seeing a very refined result in the tip of the nose.