Red veins and small bump on nose (fair skin) - removal? (Photos)

Thank you for the question! Based on your description, it appears that you require two separate procedures. First, your bump on the nose can be corrected with reconstructive rhinoplasty, which is often used to fix a sport injury. After your recovery is complete, you may address your red veins with either sclerotherapy or laser treatment. 
An in-person exam with a board-certified plastic surgeon is the best way to assess your needs and obtain expert medical advice. Best of luck!

Rhinoplasty can remove the bump for you, which is probably a combination of excess new bone callus which formed to repair your fracture and soft tissue thickening and scar under the skin.  The redness is due to little blood vessels which can become visible after injury. If you want the bump removed I would recommend this is performed first as it could make the redness worse.  Then about a year later when you have fully healed you could have laser treatment to the blood vessels.

Thanks for your question. For your redness and vein issues non ablative laser therapy will work nicely. This is preformed in the office with no anesthesia or down time. Surgery shouldn't be needed. 
Be sure to consult with a board certified Plastic Surgeon or Dermatologist who is familiar with laser usage and good luck!