Can you increase the length of an upper lip? (Photos)

Your photographs are poor quality.  However, you do have a large distance between your nose and upper lip.  This may be secondary to your rhinoplasty.  You may benefit from a lip lift.  You also have asymmetry of your lips and corners of your mouth.  The technique I recommend is the extended lip lift.  This will shorten the distance between your nose and upper lip, increase the mucosa of the upper lip, increase the incisor show and pull up the corners.  Best Wishes,Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Thank you for sharing your question and photographs.  Unfortunately with the limited views supplied it is difficult to offer definite advice.  Options to improve your concerns would include dermal fillers to add overall volume to your lip while at times carefully placed botox into the base of the nose could help improve both your rhinoplasty and upper lip appearance.  Talk to an ASPS board certified injector so that you can get the best advice. 

Thanks for writing,Based on your limited photo, it appears you might have VME, Vertical Maxillary Excess. The best way to diagnose this is with a special X-Ray called a cephaolmertic. The film will allow special measurements which can calculate all bone positions and heights or shortness. The people who do this very well are, OMFS, Oral Maxillo-Facial Surgeons.I hope this helps Good luckStephen M. Davis, MD, FACS
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