Are my nose and lips unbalanced? (Photos)

Thanks for your photos.  The relationships of the large nose with uneven lips are a common complaint that is seen in many "selfies".  The parallax distortion arises from the camera taken at arm's length that makes the closest structures look too big, and the background structures look too small.  Proper portrait photos eliminate parallax by moving the camera at least 10 feet away from the subject.  Best to discuss your concerns with a qualified plastic surgeon to balance your nose/lip relationships with careful analysis of your cephalometric measurements.  You may want to have these measurements done with "golden ratio" comparisons as developed by Dr. Stephen Marquardt.

Aloha,From the front view, it appears that your nasal tip may be a little large, but hard to tell for sure without more complete photos. From the side, it seems that your chin is small, but again the photos are limiting. It's also possible that your dental bite might be affecting your chin appearance. It's also difficult to judge your lips, but they probably aren't the main problem. It would be best for you to visit an experienced board certified plastic surgeon for an in-depth consultation to review your options. Mahalo, Dr D




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Although your photos are limited, it appears that you have a smaller chin relative to the size of your nasal projection (how far the nose sticks out from the face).  You may not need lip injections at all; instead, you may require a rhinoplasty and chin augmentation to create better facial harmony.  I would consult with a Board-Certified plastic surgeon who will accurately examine you, create a simulation to show you what you could look like after surgery, and develop a plan tailored to your individual needs.