Can I restore a dorsal hump?

We have seen attempts to restore a nasal bump using cartilage grafting, and results were not terrific. You appear to have an improved and straight nasal profile. Consider living with it since fillers or surgery may not lead to a result you desire. Thank you. Dr Joseph

Dear Alex, thank you for taking your time for this questions, it is very important for you to have ease of mind in all your surgical process, and you are also helping all the patients that follow us here on RealSelf.
Every detail matters in rhinoplasty, The bump is gone, unfortunately, the tip of your nose is going down and the nasolabial angle isn't aesthetically pleasing, I'm wondering where the tip cartilages currently are positioned, how big and strong they are, and how much of the size of your tip is scar tissue. These photos seem to indicate that your nose is long, too, with a tip that we might call droopy on the profile views. We could elevate the tip at the same time as narrowing and re-shaping the tip might do. I would recommend you to assist to a face to face consultation with a Board Certificate Surgeon,
Please keep giving us feedback about your process, and I hope my answer comes to help.
Javier Soto, MD