Michael Jackson’s transformation remains one of the most talked about plastic surgery cases in celebrity history.
Although she has publicly admitted to having only a handful of procedures, medical experts and close sources have suggested a much more extensive list of cosmetic changes over the years.
Her first confirmed procedure was a rhinoplasty in 1979 after breaking her nose during dance practice. Jackson stated that the surgery was medically necessary and improved his breathing.
In a 2003 documentary featuring Martin Bashir, he said, “I didn’t have plastic surgery on my face, just my nose… It helps me breathe better so I can hit higher notes. To be honest, I didn’t have anything done to my face.”
However, he then underwent several additional rhinoplasties because he was not satisfied with the initial results.
Surgeons and insiders report that her nose has become smaller due to repeated operations.
Dr. Wallace Goodstein, who worked with one of Jackson’s surgeons, relates People, “She’s had multiple nose jobs, cheek implants, and a cleft in her chin. She’s had eyelid surgery… You name it, she’s had it.”
In addition to a nose job, the King of Pop is widely reported to have had cheekbone augmentation, cleft chin implants, eyelid surgery, eyebrow tattooing and lip reshaping.
Despite these reports, he continued to downplay the extent of the procedure.
In his 1988 autobiography walking on the moon, she insisted she’d only had two nose jobs.
Her skin transformation became the main focus of the public. Jackson has consistently denied intentional skin bleaching and attributed the changes to vitiligo, a medical condition that causes loss of pigmentation.
In a 1993 interview with Oprah Winfrey, she said, “I have a skin disorder that destroys skin pigmentation… It’s something I can’t help.”
Dermatologist Dr. Arnold Klein later confirmed that Jackson’s vitiligo was severe and required treatment to even out his skin tone, often using lightening creams and makeup.
In addition to cosmetic procedures, Jackson underwent reconstructive surgery after suffering second- and third-degree burns to his scalp in a 1984 Pepsi commercial accident. The procedure involved restoring damaged tissue and hair.
Over time, repeated operations lead to complications. Klein revealed in a 2009 interview with Larry King that Jackson’s nasal cartilage had been damaged and required rebuilding with fillers to restore structure and respiratory function.
“I use hyaluronic acid, and it works really well. It’s a difficult procedure because you don’t want to put too much in. And you have to do it just right, so you can flow the material so it’s very smooth.”
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