A hump on the nose, often referred to as a 'dorsal hump,' can be genetic or result from nose trauma. The location of the hump can vary; when it's in the upper region of the nose, it typically comprises bone, while in the lower region, it's more likely composed of cartilage. The appearance of a hump can be corrected through surgical means, known as rhinoplasty, or through non-surgical techniques using dermal filler. Dermal filler offers a non-surgical approach to addressing nose humps and other concerns, such as a drooping nasal tip or an asymmetrical or wide-looking nose. The primary goal of dermal filler nose correction is to redefine the proportions of the nose, making it appear straighter, narrower, and more lifted.