Kate Middleton’s New Royal Nose
By Famous Plastic in Good Plastic Surgery, Kate MIddleton, Nose Job, Plastic Surgery, Rhinoplasty with 13 comments
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Jun
2011
2011
Before she landed her prince and had her fairytale wedding, Kate Middleton was just your average small town girl. Now that Kate has married Prince William, she has a new title: “Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge”…and what appears to be a new nose!
According to pictures of Kate before she started dating Prince William, it appears that she had rhinoplasty surgery to refine the bridge and tip of her nose. All in all, I think Kate Middleton’s nose job turned out great so hopefully she will quit with the plastic surgery while she is ahead. Unfortunately this can be hard to do when you are a young woman living your life in the public eye!
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It’s ‘woman’, not ‘women’. Singular.
And it’s “quit” not “quite”.
She seems to have more fat on her face on the before picture, which could make her nose look less angular.
However, I think she probably had botox injected into her forehead, and starved herself for the wedding. Probably why Pippa’s butt got more attention…
Her nose looks crooked in the first picture, almost like it had been broken and perhaps not correctly fixed. Definitely looks better in the 2nd picture, good use of surgery, not overdone at all.
It could be that she had her makeup done professionaly? I don’t think she had surgery.
IMO, it’s a loss of baby fat from her face that makes the difference. I’m with a regular, above.
@Rachel – Kate Middleton is known to not want her make-up done professionally – in fact, she has done her own make-up for ever public event…including her Wedding
Secondly, I am biased on whether it was a nose job or not although I sort of agree with Stephanie.
It’s either wight loss or a very well done nose job.
Also note: her nose looks a bit more refined and longer in the 2nd pic.
I am pretty sure this is just weight loss, not nose job. Compare pictures of Jared Leto when he gained weight for his movie Chapter 27, his nose disappeared too. Kate Middleton’s nose is the same, it’s just more pronounced when her fats disappeared.
@Patty – Cant compare it to Jared Leto because he was also wearing make-up and what not.
Who Cares, really……..??
Yes. She had plastic surgery on her nose.
Absolute, total, utter garbage, and complete rubbish. Kate has NOT I repeat NOT had any facial plastic surgery, (nor any other plastic surgery that I am aware of.) I know this for a FACT in that I am closely related to one of her handlers and we are never far from the royal couple – it simply did not happen and probably will not happen. In the 6 years I have known her, she has not had so much as a mole or wart removed, not so much as a scar corrected – nothing. NADA. It Did NOT happen. She is a beautiful young woman who needs no facial work of any kind and judging from her gene pool she will likely age very gracefully.
Somebody needs to call out these scamming liar websites and that is what I am doing. Number one, digital photographs prove absolutely NOTHING since either or both the “before” and “after” can be tweaked by a 12-yr old to show anything you want to show. This website is complete CRAP and not worth the price of the electrons required to render it onscreen. It is not even entertainment – it’s a useless waste of human effort. Go do something good for society – rising tides raise all ships – be part of that instead of the opposite.