evagc29,Thanks for the question and picture. You appear to have a tension nose deformity, which is caused by your maxillary spine, which is a bone that your septum attaches to (you can feel it between your two front teeth and your nose). The maxillary spine is "pushing" the other structures of your nose up, and your lip is following it. An open rhinoplasty by a well trained, experienced surgeon should be able to give you a look that you are happy with. Good luck!
This, strictly speaking, is not a nose issue. It is an issue of the tissue just beneath the nose. That tissue can be modified and create a better transition between the lip and the nose. This may require some manipulation of the maxillary bone.All the best,Talmage Raine MD