Is there a way to fix the tip of my nose that sticks upward? (Photo)

A rhinoplasty can definitely help you achieve a more balanced nasal tip. Make sure you consult with a board-certified facial plastic surgeon who has extensive experience in rhinoplasty to ensure the best results possible. It looks like your nasolabial angle appears too high and is therefore showing the inside of your nostrils. In order to improve the appearance of your nose, we would need to rotate the nose back down. This is typically achieved by using strong cartilage from your septum or rib area. Also because the skin is thin, the surgery will likely require fascia to give you good results.

 Yes, it is possible to rotate the tip downward with a combination of techniques such as inferior columellar-plasty. This will help cantilever the tip backed down along with a small morselized cartilage graft placed in the supratip area of the nose. This can be accomplished with a closed rhinoplasty approach under a brief general anesthetic

Deprojecting the tip of your nose can be done using septal cartilage grafts to the tip and upper columellar area. just a few millimeters of change will make a big difference and change the perception of the shape of the nasal tip.