How can I fix my indented nose? (Photo)

I would recommend having a board certified rhinoplasty specialist look at your nose in person. He or she will be able to advise you accordingly. In general, if the nose is fractured, there is a 2 week window following the trauma where a closed nasal reduction can be performed. After that, you need to wait 6 weeks or more where a more complex procedure may be necessary depending on the extent of the trauma. I hope this information helps, and I wish you the best of luck.  

Dear Brockh,If it has been over 2 weeks, you would need just slightly more work than if it was more freshThis is usually a case covered by insuranceIf you had a nosebleed at the time, you most likely suffered a fractureWhen you are ready, please see a rhinoplasty specialist who can address your concernsBest,Nima Shemirani

for proper planning you need to be seen and examined by a plastic surgeon, history of trauma and pervious surgery is important,  permanent fix will need surgery, but filler inception might help until you get the proper surgery.