Horizontal crease when I smile, will a revision rhinoplasty help with it? (photos)

Hi Kris, a revision rhinoplasty may be done to change the height of your nasal bridge.  It would be helpful to have a side view photo to help determine the improvement which would be optimal for you.  As for the crease on your lip, that can be a harder problem to correct, depending on the cause.  If a prominent strut is the cause, this may be reduced.  However, if it is due only to muscular activity, then you may wish to consider neuromodulator for improvement.

A full set of photographs are required in addition to an in-person examination for a very difficult  revision rhinoplasty surgery. Revision rhinoplasty is one of the most difficult procedures to  perform correctly in the entire  field of cosmetic surgery, so choose your  surgeon very wisely based on extensive experience with the procedure. The bridge can be built up  with cartilage grafts, and the horizontal crease in the upper lip can probably be improved. It's also important to release the depressor septi ligament which pulls the tip down when smiling. For more information  and many examples, please see the link and the video below

A profile view would be helpful to determine the cause of this crease. Perhaps you have a hanging columella which is contributing to this. If your bridge is low this can be augmented with a revision procedure.