Is there a procedure to lift my upper lip back up after it (along w/ my columella) drop & lengthen after Rhinoplasty? (photo)

Lip lift for the long lip after rhinoplasty.This operation can be done with or without a revision rhinoplasty. The scar is hidden inside the nose to shorten the lip. See an experienced surgeon for this.

Yes, a liplift can be done to restore a more normal relationship. The incision follows the curves within the bottom of the nose and is practically imperceptible. I have three versions depending on whether it is just an issue of raising the white lip, raising the whie but also augmenting the red lip, doing both with the creating a slight upward pouty rotation of the red lip as well. I have several examples on RealSelf

The enemy of "good" is better.  In my opinion, you have a good result.  Yes, there may be some things that you wished were slightly different, but overall you have a good aesthetic result.  You might consider something more simple like filler to enhance your upper lip.  Make sure to seek multiple opinions before proceeding with a revision.All the Best,Dr. Brian Reagan 

You have two options-- one is to do a intranasal procedure which will give you some improvement, but the most effective way is to do a direct upper lip lift. 

The main reason that your lip looks like it has fallen is the fact that your columella (the strip between your ostrils) is lower. This can be raised using local anesthesia if you desire.

Thanks for sharing your photos.  You have several options.  Cartilage grafts can be used in revision surgery in regards to your columella.  Lip lift surgery could also be an option.  Good communication with your surgeon is key for a successful outcome.  Discuss your concerns with your surgeon.