Should I consider a Lip flip or lip lift for my Long philtrum? (Photos)

I do not see what an upturned nose would have to do with prohibiting a lip lift. Lip lifts are commonly done in people with tilted noses. The scars, if the procedure is performed correctly, is very, very difficult to see once healed.

A lip lift, chin augmentation and rhinoplasty can all be done simultaneously or separately. I can do a lip lift under local anesthesia and charge $3,000. A chin augmentation and rhinoplasty have to be done under general anesthesia. The chin augmentation is $3,000 and rhinoplasty is $7,000. ...

You seem to be a good candidate for a bullhorn lip lift to lift central part of the lips and shorten philtrum to get more teeth show. But with such lip shape, I'd rather combine bullhorn and corner lip lift for the optimal result. There's some risk that if you lift central part only, the corners...

From the attached picture you don't seem to be a good candidate for this surgery as your philtrum is too short. After LL your nose will appear more prominent & massive than it actually is. With such face features, I don't recommend surgical lip lift. Pls consider other methods such as lip...

There are surgical and non-surgical approaches to lip augmentation. Non-surgical approaches include botox (slight lift, reducing gum show) and filler (volume restoration). Surgically, you can have two separate incisions under the nose (italian), one incision under the nose (bull horn), one...

If the distance between the base of your nose and upper lip vermilion is greater than 15 mm you may be a candidate for an upper lip lift. The procedure will provide more tooth show in repose. The mole would be removed at the same time.