Upper lip covering upper teeth at rest 3 months after rhinoplasty. What are my options?

You are describing perfectly a hanging upper lip. Injectable fillers will likely not help you. A lip lift with incision hidden right in the crease at the nose base is the procedure of choice in these situations. There are a few patient examples available in my profile. 

Given that you are only 3 months from your surgery, I would wait and allow the tissues to completely heal.  The body takes one year to form a mature scar - the nose and lips are no exception.  If this still persists after one year, then a lip lifting procedure may give you the result you desire.  But until the one year mark passes, it will be too early to tell.Best of Luck!Dr. E

Thank you for your question. We often hear from patients that their upper lip feels stiff and even looks a little lower than before. Most of the time this resolves by 6 months. I would wait a year after surgery before doing any type of lip lift. Good luck with your recovery.