Options to get rid of dorsal hump/bump/droopy tip? Can't afford surgery. (Photo)

Fillers in noses are non-standard procedures and an off-label action based on the state of the art of facial plastic surgery.Your nose is of high difficulty for the rhinoplasty surgeon, for the following features:-short tip: your tip must be lenghtened with struts and/or tip grafting-virtual hump: your dorsum has an excess and needs shaving, but not as much as can be seen at first glance; when the tip is underprojected (short) the dorsal bridge virtually grows (also when the tip is too long the overprojection makes the virtual effect of hump reduction or even disappearance); this means you need a very good and weel experienced surgeon able to make your tip grow to the point of meeting the real dorsal excess of hump.Do perform a thorough research about the skills of the chosen surgeon about these cases.

Your nasal shape is primarily determined by your genetics and is nothing you did. Surgery is really the best option in your case. Injections may hide the hump somewhat but make the starting point of your nose too high. I would wait until you can afford the surgery and then see an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon.

Rhinoplasty for cosmetic reasons are not covered by insurance.  You can finance the surgery if you have good credit.