Glabella and nasion bone don't go together AT ALL. What could I do to fix it?

Thank you for your question about non surgical nose job, also called liquid rhinoplasty.Pictures would be helpful.Liquid rhinoplasty might be possible.To see if this is right for you, see two or more licensed and board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have these treatments.I hope this helps.

Filler is a good option for treatment for this.  I suggest posting photos and going to someone experienced for this type of treatment.  Best, Dr. Emer.

When you frown, does the deep indent along your nasion deepen?  While it's hard to give you a definitive diagnosis without pictures, it sounds as though you may have a combination of a deep radix (nasion) and possibly a hyperactive procerus muscle which is creating a deep indent.  A combination of Botox and fillers may be able to create the change you are looking for by relaxing the muscle creating the indent and subsequently filling it.  

I think the first thing to do is have a consultation with a plastic surgeon who is experienced with rhinoplasty.  Vectra 3D imaging will allow you to view your nose in 3 dimensions and see what the effect of various changes shows.  I think this is crucial for you to be able to view your potential results BEFORE you do anything.  That way, you can undergo any treatment with confidence that you are doing the right thing.  It sounds like you may be a good candidate for a non-operative rhinoplasty using fillers.  3D imaging can nicely simulate this as well.Good luck