Lip lift changed base of nose and nostrils, creating wider appearance and crooked nostrils. Can this be corrected? (Photos)

It appears that the lip lift has pulled your nostrils downward exposing more nostril show was there before. It also created some asymmetry. I would need to see this and examine this in person to give you the best options for correction.

Your case is interesting. It is uncommon for me to see the nasal sill displaced after lip lift surgery so I am wondering what type of technique was used and how much tissue was resected. I think the lip looks good and it is feasible that with time the wound will mature and the scar soften, allowing the nose to return closer to it's initial position/shape.I advise discussing this with your surgeon. Perhaps a Kenalog injection to the sub nasal area would soften things up a bit. If the issue persists in another three to six months and still bothers you then surgery would be your only option. The goal would then be to counter rotate the nasal tip to make the nostrils less visible and doing this might require that other maneuvers be done as well to maintain a well balanced, aesthetically pleasing nose.

I agree that you have a nice result after a subnasal lip lift. The scar is still pink so it is still maturing. I would wait at least a full year before assessing the final result. Be patient.

Yes, an alarplasty or alar base reduction with a Modified Weirs technique can narrow the nasal flaring and wide alar bases. The cost with local anesthesia is ~ $1750.Consult a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon.Best wishes