What's a cheap alternative to rhinoplasty? And is there a easier way without surgery and not making your nose grow in size?

There is no permanent alternative solution to safely and predictably reshape the nose.  However, if you are ok with temporary changes, than nonsurgical rhinoplasty can create significant changes and improvements when performed by a specialist.  

Rather than asking about cheap alternatives to surgery, I suggest finding out what your best options are  and then exploring the financial aspects of those options.

A non-surgical rhinoplasty entails adding filler to the nose in certain areas in order to "mask" humps, raise a droopy tip, or correct irregularities.  I recommend seeking out a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon to accurately assess your nose, create a "simulation" which allows you to see what your nose COULD look like, and tailor an appropriate plan for you based off of your wishes.  Then, if you like the result, he or she could discuss permanent options with you, as the continued injections could add up to a greater amount than a rhinoplasty.  Good luck!

Without photos, I can only comment in general terms. Nonsurgical rhinoplasty or a nonsurgical nose job uses volumizing fillers to straighten bumps and humps of the nasal bridge (as can be clearly seen in the sidebar to this of column of a patient of mine about a decade ago with a rather pronounced bump and drooping tip), fill saddle nose deformities, raise droopy tips, fill nasal tip clefts, even out profile deformities that sometimes follow surgical rhinoplasty and also to improve an exposed columella (also sometimes the result of surgical nose jobs) and to fill dented areas on the sides of the nose. It is a relatively inexpensive procedure and typically takes an experienced injector about five minutes to perform.You would be well advised to seek consultation with a board certified aesthetic physician with experience and expertise in nonsurgical nose jobs. Make sure to ask to see his/her before and after photos. And for more details about nonsurgical nose jobs (aka nonsurgical rhinoplasty or nonsurgical rhinosculpturing), check out the archives of Realself.com.

It is best to go to a physician who has experience in using fillers for the nasal area.  But you need an in person consultation to determine the best approach.  Good luck, Dr. Emer.