To my eye, your upper lip is already quite short, and you're not at all a candidate for a lip lift anyway. You had complained about the relative "depressions" to the side of the philtral columns, but they are just a normal variation of facial shape. You just happen to notice them more than other people might; you're probably very observant about a lot of things. When we're deciding whether to change something on the nose (and I agree that the tip looks somewhat bulbous), we don't very often consider how it might change what's next to the part that we don't like. So: if you don't like your bulbous tip, you should have your bulbous tip corrected. If you refrain from correcting the tip because of fear that the lip will look bad, you'll always have your bulbous tip, which you *know* you don't like. And your lip might look *better* after the nose surgery! It's just sooo rare for a patient to be unhappy that she had an operation because something *else* looks different after surgery.
