Will my insurance cover the removal of the nose hump or will it only cover correction of my deviated septum? (Photo)

You have to check your benefits. Most insurance companies will come very functional procedures to restore normal breathing but they will not cover cosmetic procedures. Good luck, Dr. PG

It appears from the photograph that your nose is also deviated to the right side. If the hump is the result of trauma, many, but not all insurance companies will cover the repair of that as well as the functional nasal surgery for breathing issues. Good luck in your area.

Thank you very much for sharing your concerns with us.Through rhinoplasty we make small changes, but that is quite noticeable. 

After having analyzed all the info. and photos provided to us, i recommend you perform a Full Rhinoplasty, includding narrowing of the nasal base, with nasal bones treatment, and alar and triangular nasal cartilages shaping.With this procedure you get a delicate nose, better harmonize with your other facial features.Respectfully,Dr. Emmanuel Mallol Cotes.-

Most Plastic Surgeons are not insurance specialists. Coverage issues should be directed exclusively toward your insurance company. As far as your nose is concerned- you are  great candidate for Rhinoplasty and in the right hands - you should expect a very good result the first time around. Your breathing issues can be addressed at the same time. I would utilize the closed/ internal incision technique for your surgery. Personally, I do not work with insurance companies. I suggest you seek an experienced Board Certified PS, member of American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons for in person exam

  There is no medical necessity to remove the dorsal hump, therefore medical insurance will not cover that component of the surgery.  Removal of a hump on the nose is considered cosmetic, and must be paid for by the patient.  Medical insurance will only cover a medical necessity, such as nasal obstruction which needs to be documented at the time of examination and consultation including pre- authorization.  Both functional and cosmetic nasal surgery can be performed simultaneously, which allows one anesthesia and one recovery period.  For more information about the differences between a  cosmetic rhinoplasty and functional/ breathing nasal surgery, placed in the link and the video below