Post Rhinoplasty: Nose Sits Too High on Face

Some of what you are bothered by at this point will improve over time - 2 weeks is obviously very early in the course

Though the nose has not moved any higher, rotation of the tip will show more of the upper lip and reduce the shadow on the upper lip with overhead lighting. Normally the angle between the lip and nose should be slightly open, 95 to 110 degrees. Early swelling can push the tip upward as this is the 'mobile' part of the nose, and the tip often will settle over several weeks. If the tip is terribly over-rotated early revision can adjust things, though if the balance is not too bad it can pay to wait six months, and revise later if needed. Your before pictures and computer simulations can also help give perspective as to where you are at this point in healing.
Best of luck,
peterejohnsonmd
 

Swelling under your upper lip close to the surgical site is pushing the nose out at this stage. This will improve with time. Your nose will look different in another 2-4 weeks and there after.