Does the hump/bump on your nose all of a sudden grow larger and larger?

It is unlikely that nasal hump will grow bigger in your age. Nose growth is completed by the age of 16-18 in most male patients. Unless you had a recent injury to that area?You should consult a board certified plastic surgeon in your area for detailed nose evaluation and discuss your options. You sound like a good candidate for rhinoplasty. Good luck.

Yes, if you’ve been lying too often! All joking aside, no, the bump on your nose does not grow. What you may be noticing is, as we age, we lose skin volume and thickness to our face. This may cause the bump on the nose to be more prominent. To correct the appearance of this, you should find a qualified rhinoplasty specialist to fully assess your situation and develop a treatment plan for you.

Yes, a nasal hump can grow. This usually occurs as the scar tissue grows after a trauma to the nose.  If this is the case, one may need surgery to shave down the hump.  I recommend that you see a ENT or a Facial Plastic Surgeon for a thorough exam for the right diagnosis and treatment.

 The dorsal hump can be composed of both bone and cartilage which can become more prominent after trauma. The skin on the nose also becomes thinner with age, so bumps can become more visible as time goes on. To remove the hump requires a rhinoplasty which includes shaving it down. Osteotomies of the nasal bones are usually required after the hump removal to prevent an open roof deformity. For many examples and more information, please see the video and the link below