I have a bump on my nose I hate it so bad. I'm so self conscious. I need to get rid of it asap. (photos)

A closed endonasal no scar rhinoplasty should be able to reduce your hump with a very natural looking result.

  The photograph demonstrates a dorsal hump, and  excess columellar show. Both of these issues can be addressed with a closed rhinoplasty approach. The dorsal hump is composed of both bone and cartilage and can be shaved down. Osteotomies of the nasal bones are required to narrow the bridge line after  the hump removal. The hanging columella can be addressed by trimming back excess cartilage and skin to help the nose looks less bottom heavy. Do not get in a hurry, do your homework so that you can choose the best rhinoplasty surgery  you can find, because rhinoplasty is one of the hardest operations to perform correctly in the entire field of cosmetic surgery. For many examples, please see link and video below

A dorsal hump is a very common reason for patients to have a rhinoplasty. The bump seen on your profile view could easily be addressed via surgery. I would recommend meeting with a board certified plastic surgeon for a formal analysis; the two of you can then put together a plan to address your aesthetic concerns. 

A simple rhinoplasty can remove this hump and give you an even profile.  It can be done open or closed depending on how much needs to be removed.  

A dorsal nasal hump is one of the most common reasons for undergoing rhinoplasty.  It can be removed easily with rhinoplasty with very little down time.  The procedure should take about an hour at the most and the down time from school and work should be about 5-7 days.  He should be able to resume all your activities including heavy exercise in 3 weeks.RegardsDr. J

If you have decided to change your nasal appearance then you surgical and non surgical options.  A rhinoplasty as mentioned by Dr Luis Macias is the most common surgical option.  If you are interested a nonsurgical rhinoplasty with fillers you may want to find a surgeon who is experienced with this because it is an off label use of the material.  The first step is deciding to change your appearance, now do your research and find a. Surgeon  that is trained well and listens.

Based on the photo it appears that you do have a bump on the bridge of your nose, also known as a "dorsal hump." This is easily addressed with a reduction of the hump and with or without nasal bone osteotomies (breaking the nasal bones). Seek an in person consultation with a plastic surgeon with experience in nasal surgery for a discussion of your goals and possible outcomes. Of note, you may also benefit from a chin augmentation as your chin appears a bit weak in the photo that you provided. I hope this helps and best wishes.

Thank you for your question and photo.  Removal of nose bumps (dorsal humps) is a very common request by patients.  You should see a rhinoplasty specialist in your area who can guide you through the process of getting the nose you are hoping for.  Other subtle changes can be made at the same time if you are so inclined.  All the best!

The bump on your nose is amongst the most commonly addressed problems in rhinoplasty. The first step is to consult with an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon (facial plastic surgeon or plastic surgeon). At the consultation computer imaging can be performed to provide you an idea of what to expect from surgery. Good luck!

Hello. I see a small bump on your nose. Taking this down would involve a very simple rhinoplasty with minimal downtime. Make sure you find the right plastic surgeon for the job. Good luck.