Is a nose job going to ruin my face? (photos)

If a patient isn't experiencing nasal obstruction, I would not perform a septoplasty.  Surgery in the absence of an indication doesn't have an upside and potentially could make your breathing worse.  Although photos aren't a substitute for an examination, your photos do not show a prominent dorsal hump, but do show slight over-projection of the nasal tip.  If the appearance of your nose leads you to consider surgery, pplease make sure that you are seeing an experienced Rhinoplasty surgeon.  Rhinoplasty is by definition the most complicated of aesthtic procedures.  A Rhinoplasty won't ruin your face, but an experiecned Rhinoplasty Surgeon might.

Overall you have very nice features to your nose. If the slight dorsal hump disturbs you, it can be easily lowered by rasping. The important thing to remember is the contour and structure must remain natural and fit your face. Make sure you are evaluated by an expert in rhinoplasty and communicate your concerns to him.  Subtle changes in the nose are critical. Best wishes.

If you do not have breathing problems, there is no medical indication to perform a septoplasty. A septoplasty is only performed when patients have breathing issues out of the nose. A septoplasty does not change the shape of the nose A rhinoplasty can shave down the dorsal hump and decrease the overall projection of the nose and refine it.   Rhinoplasty is the hardest operation to perform in the entire field of cosmetic surgery, so choose your surgeon very wisely. For many examples of  dorsal hump removal through closed rhinoplasty, please see the link and the video below

I think that if the prominent dorsal hump bothers you then it is in your best interest to discuss having a hump reduction done at the time of the septoplasty because doing so will certainly save you from having to do a second nasal surgery in the future. The photos do show a strong nasal dorsum which can be easily rasped down to create a more feminine concave contour. The procedure can be performed through an conservative endonasal approach and avoid multiple internal or external incisions. You will likely do very well if you pick your surgeon carefully and take time to discuss your expectations and the likely result with him/her. Photo morphing can be ideal to achieve this. Best of luck to you!