Amanda Bynes became extremely defensive recently after noticing that tabloids were using old photos of her as opposed to current ones. While many didn’t notice much of a change, besides the new piercings and different hair, there is at least one brand new feature — Amanda’s nose. Over the weekend, the former child star admitted to the surgery and explained why she made the change.
UPDATE: In early June, 2013 Amanda told TMZ that she had gotten another nose job, and was planning on a third. “I have no bandage on. It’s healing on it’s own like my doctor asked,” she said to explain why there appears to be no evidence that she’s had work done. “I’m getting one more in 3 weeks, they are short amazing surgeries done while I’m awake but under general anesthesia. It’s almost perfect.”
“The reason I’ve asked all magazines and blogs to stop using old photos of me is I don’t look like that anymore!” Amanda told her followers on Twitter. “I had a nose job to remove skin that was like a webbing in between my eyes. I wasn’t going to tell anyone, but I look so much prettier in my new photos that I don’t want old photos used anymore!”
“I’m so sick of magazines and blogs using old photos!” Amanda added. “When will they stop? I will never look like that again! Having surgery was the most amazing thing for my confidence!”
Since the surgery, Amanda has been tweeting close-ups of her sniffer around the clock so clearly she’s happy with the results, but we can’t help but ask, Was her old nose really that bad? It seems like a perfectly good nose and as for the webbing, it appears to be unnoticeable in photographs.
Amanda is also rumored to have gotten a breast augmentation, but so far she hasn’t admitted to it. However, she has been posting plenty of photos (some even topless) in which she looks a lot more top heavy than before and by a lot we’re talking a couple cup sizes.
Could Amanda’s fuller bust be the workings of a good push-up bra or have these things been redone? Hit the comments!
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