Upper Lip Lift 14 days ago - will my nostrils return to normal or stay huge and distorted like this? (Photos)

Hi! Thank you for your question and pictures.  Based on how your incision is looking, you are still fairly swollen.  Remember you have two reasons to have a fair amount of swelling in the midface/upper lip - the fat transfer to the cheeks as well as the lip lift.  It's going to take a little bit of time to settle down.  Every doc's technique is different, and skin redraping is based on individuals ability to heal, so the answer for 85% of the final result varies from person to person and physician to physician.  That being said, I like to say that by 1 month you'll be 80% there (for most people, everyone is different), but 3 months 95%, and 6 months to a year for that last 5%.  Hang in there, and make sure you keep your doc up to date on how you are doing! Best of luck. 

Hello samiraI would advice you wait till total recovery to see your final result, this is mostly due to swelling but you should visit or contact your plastic surgeon about this concern.

I see what you are saying in your photos, but I would give it some more time. It looks like your nose and lip is still swollen. I do not typically see permanent changes to the shape of the nose, but if the muscle was incorporated somehow there is potential that it can. You'll be able to see close to your final result at about 3 months, but the scar will continue to mature after that. 
My recommendation is to go to your surgeon with your concerns. If you want a second opinion, be sure to go to someone who does lip lifts on a weekly basis and has good results to show. 
Best of luck to you,
Sarah Saxon, MD

Hi there and thank you for your interest. According to your photos the upper lip, and the cheeks are still quite swollen - which is absolutely normal taking into consideration when your surgery was performed. Using an ointment on your lip lift scar will not only accelerate the healing process, it will effectively reduce the tension along the incision line and thereby the visibility of the scar.
You should discuss with your surgeon if you are allowed to perform gentle pressure massage in your upper lip area. similar to post rhinoplasty, this type of massage helps reducing the swelling. Once the swelling goes down, the shape of the nostrils and the upper lip will improve due to the  reduction of vertical pull.
Get well soon