I want to know what is the best method for my nose? I have a pig nose I cannot even hide it!

This is a single view of your nose, and the angle isn’t the best, but I get the idea here. Many people are self conscious of their appearance. Your nose isn’t the easiest, but it’s certainly not impossible.
The thickness of your skin is a major challenge, as it hides the changes made underneath, unless the surgeon uses strong structural support to sharpen, project and rotate the tip. This will require ear cartilage graft, as well as maybe some support from a septal graft or non autologous materials,
Like a PDS sheet. Good tip definition and position is possible in your case.
You are exactly correct, you’d need to raise the bridge! That can be done with rib cartilage, a diced cartilage graft (“dcf”) or gore-Tex. These techniques are very, very commonly treated at our practice
A pointy nose might not be the best choice for you, though. An in person consult or a virtual consultation would help us to see the whole picture, establish achievable goals, and come up with a great plan.
A better nose we can help with, then it will be up to you to disarm those mean people with your new found confidence and smile!

These are the most common issues I hear patients discuss with me regarding their reasons for wanting to alter the appearance of their nose while still maintaining their ethnic identity:
Asian rhinoplasty patients discuss their dissatisfaction with the following: 
Flat nasal profileSlight nasal bridgeFlared nostrilsWide nasal tipPoor nasal tip strengthWhen selecting a rhinoplasty surgeon, it is of the utmost importance that you choose a surgeon who is board certified in facial plastic surgery. Board certification matters. Especially, when you are considering ethnic rhinoplasty. You want your face and nose in the hands of an experienced and qualified surgeon who can walk you through the procedure and cost. 
I am including a website link about Asian Rhinoplasty as well as video that discusses in detail the specifics of this procedure. I hope you find this information helpful. 
Sincerely,
Philip J. Miller, MD, FACS