I have a bump and my nose looks more crooked only when I turn my head to the left? (Photos)

From the limited photographs, the nose itself appears crooked, and the hump itself is asymmetric and higher on one side. The dorsal hump is composed of both bone and cartilage which must be shaved down in order to remove it. Osteotomies are required to be placed in the nasal bones to narrow and straighten them. Most patients require a spreader graft also placed on the concave side of the nose in the midportion. For more information, many before and after  hump removal examples, and our current price list, please see the link and the video below

Thank you for writing to RealSelf.The photographs you have submitted are very helpful. You would benefit from a rhinoplasty whereby the bump on the left side is shaved down and the tip rotated up. Other refinements may also need to be made to keep the profile of the nose harmonious in all aspects and consistent with the rest of the face. It is not clear if you have had a rhinoplasty and are seeking a further correction or this is how your nose has developed. There might have been an injury to the nose in past to cause this asymmetry.