Can You Change Your Nose Profile Without Affecting the Front of the Face?

It is possible to deproject the nasal tip without affect the frontal view of the nose. However, with larger levels of tip deprojection you may find that your nostrils may become more flared.

Changing nose in profile without changing the frontal view is possible. Of  course I would need to examine any nose before saying how much change there would be. 

The answer is - yes. In the right hands your nasal bridge height and tip projection can be reduced to provide a nice enhanced appearance while making less dramatic change on your frontal view. Obviously this would require finesse technique in the hands of an experienced rhinoplasty expert. But it can certainly be done with excellent results. If you look in our online photo gallery of rhinoplasty results, you will find several examples of similar patients who had the nose deprojected with reduction of the bridge while maintaining a very consistent look from the front. Wishing you the best of luck in your search.

Shaving down the nasal profile affects the side view more than the frontal profile.  Changes to the frontal view are minimal.  It would not make the nose or facial features much different in appearance from the front profile, only the side profile.

Changing one aspect like tip projection may affect nostril flare among other things.  Remember the envelope over the strutures is worn a certain way and changing the configuration of those structures impact the appearance of the others and repositions the envelope.