Possible to Change Height / Vertical Length of Nose?

The answer is YES. See 3 boarded surgeons in your area so you can be evaluated and given a rhinoplasty plan. Regards Dr. Darryl J. Blinski

Vertical height and length of the nose can be changed through rhinoplasty either by additional cartilage grafts, such as extended spreader grafts or by shortening the nose in the caudal septal region. In addition, the glabellar height can be brought back down with a dorsal osteotomy, which will reduce the bridge height and give the illusion of a shorter nose.  

Yes, the nose can be lengthened or shortened vertically with a rhinoplasty. This can be done by changing how upturned or downturned the nose is and also by changing the nasal starting point up in the area between the eyes (radix). There is no one set ideal length. Rather you would want a length that fits well with your overall facial proportions.

During a consultation you can discuss what it is specifically you are looking to achieve with surgery.