At a 45 degree angle, upper part of nasal bone is prominent on right side.Would I benefit from rhinoplasty or filler?

In your photographs, you can see that the junction of the nasal bones without cartilage that there is a prominence. Usually this can be filed down through a closed rhinoplasty. However, you also have a super tip hollow. You may benefit from an open rhinoplasty to correct the dorsal contours as well as the bony cartilage junction. You may benefit from a slight increase of the nasal columella angle.

Best Wishes,

Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Based on your photos, I can see your concern. You appear to have relatively thin skin, and your bump appears most prominent on your oblique photos. I believe this is the case because you have indentations along your nasal side walls on both sides, as seen on front view. Since you appear to have a small nose, a permanent non-surgical nose job maybe considered for permanently camouflaging the bump without the expense and down time of rhinoplasty surgery. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

A closed procedure with just rasping the bone will smooth out your dorsal aesthetic lines and correct this issue with no visible scars.