For good or for bad, music icon Michael Jackson is probably the most famous celebrity in the celebrity plastic surgery world... Some people think that he was some kind of warning for all the ones who want to have plastic surgery, for others he was just a non understood soul...

As you can see, first changes on his nose were fine, the problem could have been a search for perfection that leaded him to more nose jobs.

Rhinoplasty is a procedure that can give very good results, and usually, when performed by a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon, gives the patient the look that they are looking for. But as any plastic surgery procedure, realistic expectations are essential for the satisfaction of the patient.

Michael was subject also of rumors about lightening his skin, but most of his fans believe that the explanation is vitiligo, a chronic skin condition which causes loss of skin pigmentation resulting in irregular pale patches of skin. Looking at some videos we saw that he actually used to wear a lot of make up (like if he wanted to make it more even) on his face and gloves almost always on his hands at some point, which could support the vitiligo explanation as those patches usually appear first on the face and hands and with time can cover the entire body becoming more even. In more recent public appearances specially after the announcement of his O2 Arena Concerts in UK he appeared more natural, not that much make up (at least not that thick base), no gloves and a final nose job, making it better than the middle time ones.

Taking a look at his chin, it looks completely different than how it used to be, probably he got it reshaped or maybe even got an implant with this shape. The rumors about some kind of eye surgery were never confirmed.

With the first nose surgeries, his nose was already small and well defined, but as more surgeries followed the skin started to suffer and as well good results started to be hard to be achieved. You can read more about rhinoplasty herehttp://www.aestheticandplastic.com/procedures/face-head/rhynoplasty.html