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How did your hump get bigger? Did you get a trauma to your nose? In case of an injury making a hump larger however the breathing can get worse but not because of the hump size increase but due to the injury to the associated nasal structures causing obstruction. An existing hump does not by itsel cause obstruction.
The nasal hump is not causing any breathing problems and is purely cosmetic issue if you want to have it removed. There are many issues inside the nose it can cause nasal obstruction such as a deviated septum, valve collapse, vestibular stenosis, turbinate hypertrophy and allergies. Each one of these issues are treated differently with either medications or surgery. A rhinoplasty is considered cosmetic and has to be paid for by the patient.
You can have obstruction and a hump, but the hump is not causing the breathing problem. You need an examination to evaluate your cosmetic and breathing issues.
The tip is typically upturned immediately after a rhinoplasty secondary to swelling, It should slowly come down as the swelling resolves. I would be patient. It will improve.
After surgery, patients will have a diuresis of fluid and frequent urination. As a result of the IV fluid given during the surgery and the retention of fluid (water) from the body's response to trauma, a patient will urinate more frequently on post op day 2 or 3. If you have urgency, frequency,...
Trauma to the nasal bridge can cause callus formation at the bony/ cartilaginous junction along the bridge. This is also known as a hump. Trauma to this area can create a bump or make an existing hump more prominent. If the bump is still present after a few months, a rhinoplasty may be needed. ...