Can I add a Dorsal Hump and some length back to my nose???? (photos)

A profile (side) view is also helpful to see the nose from another angle.  Ultimately, any revision rhinoplasty can involve placement of a structural implant or cartilage to help build up a profile potentially.  Also just as important is the preservation of breathing in any rhinoplasty, both primary and a revision case.

 It appears that osteotomies were not performed in the nasal bones after the hump removal. To narrow the bridge line requires medial and lateral osteotomies to shift the nasal bones inward. The tip of the nose can also be refined with a combination of conservative cartilage removal or suture techniques applied to the lower lateral cartilages of the nasal tip. Revision rhinoplasty is a very difficult endeavor, so choose your surgeon very wisely based on extensive experience with osteotomies.

I'm sorry to hear about your postoperative issues. It is hard to make an operative plan without more views from the side and base of the nose, but yes, bone or cartilage that was removed can be put back in by placing grafts from the nasal septum, ear cartilage, or rib (if a lot of cartilage is needed). It is possible that you might just need osteotomies done, if they weren't done in the original surgery, but I would not be able to tell without a live consultation. It is also not clear as to how long ago your original surgery was, but I usually do not recommend revision rhinoplasty until at least 1 year after the initial operation in order to give enough time for healing to take place and swelling to resolve.