No one is perfect—not even the beautiful celebrities who get paid tons of money, at
least in part, for their physical appearances.
The difference between the stars and regular folks is that they can afford to make the
changes they think they need to achieve "perfection."
Unfortunately, sometimes the rich and famous take certain cosmetic adjustments a little
too far.
Check out the stars who've had nose jobs that completely changed their look.
Ashley Tisdale
While Ashley Tisdale has an extensive acting history dating back to her childhood in the
'90s, you might not recognize her in those early roles, thanks to the nose job she got
in 2007.
Tisdale became a household name when High School Musical aired in 2005– she was instantly
recognizable by her long blonde hair and notable nose.
But in 2007, she told People that she underwent surgery to correct a deviated septum.
"I went to get it checked out, and the doctor told me the septum was 80 percent deviated
and that I had two small fractures on my nose."
Not only did the surgery fix her deviated septum, but it also transformed her whole
face.
Tisdale told People her surgery was only motivated by her health, urging fans to embrace their
looks.
"I didn't do this because I believe in plastic surgery.
I want my fans to know the truth.
I'm not someone who is going to act like I had nothing done.
I just want to be honest because my fans are everything to me."
Heidi Montag
When The Hills began filming, Heidi Montag had the sweet, girl-next-door look, but in
2007, she started undergoing a slew of plastic surgeries, including rhinoplasty and breast
augmentation.
She told Us Weekly that year,
"I've always been very insecure about my body.
I have my dad's nose, which is huge.
It took up so much of my face, when I looked down, I could see my nose.
I couldn't get away from it!"
She didn't stop there.
In a 2016 interview with Entertainment Tonight, Montag revealed that she's had nearly a dozen
surgeries, totally transforming her appearance.
She said she doesn't regret her procedures, but, quote, "certainly wouldn't do it again"
and "certainly wouldn't recommend it."
Jennifer Grey
She burst onto the scene in 1987 with the iconic role of Baby Houseman, alongside Patrick
Swayze, in Dirty Dancing.
In 1989, Jennifer Grey went under the knife to alter her strong nose, but following the
"fix," her career suffered.
Grey blames her diminished opportunities on what she called "the nose job from hell."
She told the Mirror,
"I went into the operating room a celebrity and came out anonymous…I'll always be this
once-famous actress nobody recognizes because of a nose job."
Ashlee Simpson
In the early 2000s, Ashlee Simpson's career was really starting to take off.
She had her own reality show, a Billboard Top Ten hit, and a chart-topping album.
However, her career soon took a couple of big hits.
In 2004, she walked off the Saturday Night Live stage when the wrong backing track was
played, which many critics took to mean she couldn't really hold her own on stage, and
was likely lip-syncing during her live appearances.
Then, in 2006, after her once distinctive nose appeared noticeably slimmer and straighter,
she began battling rumors about a nose job.
Though she's never outright admitted to having work done, Simpson has also never directly
denied it.
In 2006, she told The Associated Press,
"Everybody's already saying it, so I just don't talk about it.
I'm like, okay, whatever.
It doesn't bother me."
The alleged surgery was rather untimely, as it coincided with a Marie Claire issue that
featured Simpson as a cover girl encouraging readers to embrace their flaws.
Michael Jackson
The late Michael Jackson's looks were always a hot topic, and at the time of his death,
he looked drastically different than he did at the beginning of his career—most notably,
in the area of his nose.
In 2002, Jackson told ABC News that he had surgery on his nose so that he could breathe
better, which allowed him to "hit higher notes."
After his death, rumors abounded that Jackson didn't even have a nose anymore due to the
many plastic surgeries he'd allegedly underwent — though Jackson only acknowledged two procedures.
Rolling Stone cited one source who claimed Jackson's nose was actually prosthetic.
The insider alleged that he saw it fall off of the pop star's face.
Farrah Abraham
This teen mom has never been shy about her ever-changing looks.
Farrah Abraham debuted as a young parent on MTV's 16 and Pregnant series and soon fell
in love with reality television.
She has since appeared on multiple reality shows, and her looks seem to transform each
time we see her.
In 2014, Abraham told In Touch Weekly that by the time she was 21, she'd spent $21,000
on plastic surgeries, including a nose job, which she called "very worth it."
Mickey Rourke
While many people now know Mickey Rourke as an actor, he got his start as a professional
boxer, enduring hundreds of hits to his face.
He told the Daily Mail in 2009 that he broke his nose twice.
"I had to have cartilage taken from my ear to rebuild my nose and a couple of operations
to scrape out the cartilage because the scar tissue wasn't healing properly."
Rourke said he, quote, "went to the wrong guy" to get it fixed, which left him with
an almost unrecognizable mug.
In October 2017, Rourke reportedly went back under the knife to fix his nose.
He posted a photo on Instagram after the surgery, captioned, "Now i am 'pretty' again."
Lil' Kim
In 2016, rapper Lil' Kim posted a selfie photo collage to Instagram—only, it didn't look
like her at all.
Her followers went nuts, posting comments such as, "Lil Kim who?" and "Who is this?"
Though the rapper didn't confess to a nose job after posting the photos, she did reveal
in 2005 that she had work done on her nose after it was broken by an abusive boyfriend.
Courtney Love
Actress and musician Courtney Love was a huge player in the '90s grunge scene.
But before her success and notoriety, she had a nose that was supposedly holding her
back.
In 2014, she told late-night host Jimmy Kimmel that once she got her nose job, "the whole
world changed."
"Let's just be real.
I had a really big nose, and that schnozz was not taking me anywhere."
"Do you regret having your nose fixed?"
"No."
"You don't.
Okay, well that's good."
"Hell no."
"Okay, alright!"
[Laughter]
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