Does changing your side profile noticably change how your nose looks from the front? (Photo)

When the profile is changed (and this is most often a reduction such as removing a bump) the bridge is almost always modified. It doesn't mean that the frontal view must change, but usually there are issues which should be addressed at the same time. When the tip is changed there are always changes to the front. For example when the tip is rotated, there is usually more nostril show. When the tip is de-projected, often the sides of the nose will flare out and make the base of the nose appear wider. When the tip is refined and no longer rounded on profile, on frontal view the tip becomes narrower and sharper.

Changing the profile will change the AP view at least a little bit. Much of this can be sorted out with video imaging.

 It is important not to over-rotate the nose upwards, since more nostril show would be evident, and will look un-natural. The  slight dorsal hump can be shaved down, the bridge and tip narrowed, but all these results will be minimal at best

Changing your side profile will certainly have an effect on your frontal view although it may be a subtle change. Simulation software may help you in understanding what the changes may look like.Your nose however from your photos looks perfect!!! If you came to see me, honestly I would try and persuade you from having any surgery to your nose.Please consider your options carefullyBest wishesRichard

Thank you for the question and the photos.  Changing the side profile does not mean that your front profile will need to be changed.  Your nose size and appearance looks good already so I am assuming that what changes you desire would be mild.  Careful and thorough discussion with your plastic surgeon will be needed to make sure that both of you are on the same page with regards to the final results.All the best,Dr. Remus Repta