Why does my nose look so different in one picture to the next?

There is always variation in photographs however most people do not notice it.  Once you have undergone a rhinoplasty you are more likely to be critical in evaluating your own photographs.  There is also a change on day to day basis with swelling that can change the shape of the nose .  Even if a rhinoplasty is revised there is a possibility that the photographs will continue to vary on different times.RegardsDr. J

Variability in photographs can occur because of a number of factors. Camera/lighting:  If you shoot with a different camera, the subject may appear a little differently. If you shoot with the same camera, the distance of the lens to the subject changes the curvature of the subject (parallax effect). Lastly, lighting can drastically change the appearance of a photo. Your nose:  If you just had surgery, your swelling may make your nose look a little different day-to-day. Also, if you have any deviations, your nose will look different from different angles.Would be helpful to see some photos to give a more definitive answer for you.Best of luck with your recovery.

There are several things for you to consider:It can take some time, months or even years, to become  familiar with and accustomed to a new nose.When you see yourself in photographs, it is opposite to the way you see yourself in the mirror everyday.Lighting, shadows, backround, angles, and camera settings can make photos of the same subject look different.