How Do I Get Rid of a Bump on my Nose Without Having Botox or Surgery?

Nonsurgical Nose Jobs Work Well for Nasal Bumps and Humps
I have been performing nonsurgical nose jobs for more than seven years and have treated many noses that resemble yours from the photographs you have provided. However, photos are no substitute for examining the nose.

Generally, speaking, I might approach a bumped nose by adding to the bridge area, but not too much so as to make the bridge appear too high--just enough to straighten.  Likewise, I would consider reshaping the tip of the nose to give it a bit of a lift (hence straightening it and bringing it more into line with a slightly higher bridge). And lastly, I might consider giving it a bit of a lift to the tip by adding some volumizing filler below the columella, as well.

As a kind of simple pretest, small amounts of salt solution can be injected in the areas I just specified. The salt solution is reabsorbed in just a few minutes, but remains in place just enough time to give a good idea how the real treatment would work out.

In a sidebar to this column, you can see the before and after of a marked bump on the nose treated by me about eight years ago.

Hello. Sorry about your accident. If there are any breathing problems as a result of your injury you should consult with a ENT surgeon to address your breathing first. Insurance may cover this if there are any breathing issues but not cometic concerns.
Yes you can get a non surgical nosejob using fillers to essentially hide the "bump" on the nose. Fillers are made up of gels that are injected around the bump to hide the bump. This is a very common and safe procedure. The results are not permanent but does last approximately 1 year. Botox would not solve this issue unfortunately.

A liquid rhinoplasty using FDA approved fillers can improve the shape of your nose without the risks, bruising and swelling associated with a real rhinoplasty. Not all patients are a candidate for nonsurgical rhinoplasty so be sure to see a plastic surgeon who does both surgical and nonsurgical options so you get the CORRECT answer.