I am asking for a cartilage only rhinoplasty. Will a tip-plasty and alarplasty help me get the results I want? (Photos)

As long as the bump is OK, then a tip rhinoplasty which involves no bones, only cartilages, can be offered to patients like you.  Without an exam, it will not be possible to fully evaluate you and give you recommendations. 

A tip only rhinoplasty can be done.  This will reduce tip bulbosity and give you a finer tip that would be more in balance with the rest of our nose.  It would be nice to reduce the hump as well but if you are fine with it, it does not need to be done.