Possible to Reduce Distance Between Nose and Upper Lip with Revision Rhinoplasty?

It is very difficult to de-project and derotate the tip of the nose.  There are multiple techniques available to attempt to de-project the nose but only few millimeters is going to be gained no matter what procedure is performed.  The procedures involved with derotating the tip include extended spreader grafts, trimming back the nasal spine, and some full transfixion to derotate the tip.  Cartilaginous dorsal grafts can also be performed if there is a convexity in the bridge.  

Your upper lip did not get longer after rhinoplasty it only became more visible due to the upward rotation of your tip. Lip height reduction, i.e. the distance between the pink lip (lipstick bearing part) and the coliumella of the nose can be reduced by either a subnasal or vermillion (pink lip)  advancement lift. Both involve an incision (scar) but in EXPERIENCED hands the risks are samll and will fade with time. Not many surgeons do these procedures so you need to find someone who has done a lot.