Lip Lift to Shorten Distance Between Top Lip and Nose?

Thank you for your question. The Lip Lift procedure is
performed to accentuate the size and/or shape of the upper lip by removing skin
from the region underneath the nose. As the distance is decreased between the
nose and the lip, the red lip is 'lifted'. In appropriate individuals,
shortening this distance may impart or restore a more favorable balance to lips
and face. Other factors are considered as to whether one is a good candidate
including one's overall health, potential satisfaction with the appearance of a
shortened upper lip distance, and willingness to accept the associated scar
should be considered. Consider consulting with a board certified surgeon with
experience performing this procedure to receive personalized advice.

Good day! Thank you for providing photo with your query. I believe you are a good candidate for a lip lift. Ask your doctor about lip shortening which has small incisions placed at the base of the nose under the nostrils. This shortens the distance between the nose and the upper lip and will also allow the lip to “roll out”, creating a more pouty look.This procedure also drastically improves the aesthetic of one’s smile and facial proportions. It is tailored for each patient to create youthful, natural looking results that can create a more proportional smile and reduce the signs of aging around the mouth
Find a board-certified plastic surgeon that has extensive experience with your case and discuss realistic goals and expectations. Best of luck! #RealSelf100

Hello,
Yes, a lip lift could likely help you. Do you know what the distance is between the base of your nose and the top of your lip? From your photo it appears that your teeth do not show when your mouth is at rest. Additional augmentation may not be a good alternative.
You may be a candidate for the lip lift--You can always have a virtual consultation with me to discuss your particular situation.

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A lip lfit will shorten the distance from your top lip to your nose. The tradeoff is a potentially visible scar. You may want to discuss this option with a plastic surgeon.
Your dentition is an important factor which must be taken into consderation when performing this surgery.