Re: Bristol Palin

Nose, lips and chin job...

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Ehhh I'm not too convinced there was any surgery involved. She looks like she lost weight.

I know that when I lose weight especially in my face, the shape looks longer and structured - completely different than when I am heavier...very round and cheeky.

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pretty!

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She definitely lost weight but last time I checked, losing weight doesn't make your chin change shape. It's definitely longer and a different shape.

She looks like a Kardashian!

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Posted by LadyBoo

Posted by KittyGags

Nose, lips and chin job...

I agree -

she at the very least had the chin done. She joked about having no chin on that crazy alaska show (yeah I watched it from time to time )

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Just googled and there are many sites speculating she had a chin implant, and I have to say it's quite obvious. Her chin is clearly enlongated. I think she looked so much better before, small chin and
all. I think her new chin is making her face rather alienish.

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I think she lost weight...my face is the first to show it and my chin is the first to get larger or smaller based on my weight...I'm always one that thinks ppl did this or that, but in this instance I think she lost weight..plus she's wearing her hair fuller which always makes the face look thinner

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Love her hair!

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I saw on the news this morning, she admitted to 'corrective jaw surgery'

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/42987524/ns/today-entertainment/

kinda like deviated septum = nose job.

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Guess I was wrong

We thought so!

Last week, everyone got in a tizzy about the new angles Bristol Palin was sporting on her face. Besides slimming down a great deal, it was obvious that some work had been done to her nose and that her jaw had been given more definition. The infamous teen mom took her sweet time responding to the "rumors," but ultimately came forward today to confirm that she did have some work done in December 2010. Read the rest of this entry » Read the rest of this entry » Read the rest of this entry »

[Image via WENN.]

And we're all just noticing this now? What's wrong with us???

Now, as you might've guessed, Bristol isn't claiming to have done this for vanity's sake. No, she's using the old tried-and-true line that she needed this surgery for medical reasons. She explains:

"I had corrective jaw surgery. Yes. It improved the way I look, but this surgery was necessary for medical reasons…so my jaw and teeth could properly realign…I don't obsess over my face… [Still] I am absolutely thrilled with the results. I look older, more mature, and don't have as much of a chubby little baby face!"

We don't agree. You don't look like YOU anymore!

Maybe you didn't love your chubby little baby face, but it made you, when possible, somewhat endearing. Now, we can't help but look at you and wonder how much of this was done to ensure you would get your own reality show away from your mother. Oh sure, you could tell us this was for "medical reasons," but how interesting that the entire shape of you face had to change just so your teeth could be straight. AND, how does your jaw affect your nose, hmm? Did you forget how you slimmed that down too?

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Honestly I think her chin is TOO long and pointy now. I would not be happy if were her.

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i actually think she looked better before

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why would anyone go for the Jay Leno chin? She's a pretty girl but she looked better before.

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She looks great! Although her face can change due to weight loss, I don't buy it. She definitely had work done.

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apparently she had surgery on her jaw...

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Newsday article on her jaw surgery

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Bristol Palin admits her recent change in appearance was due to a procedure -- but not plastic surgery.
The 20-year-old daughter of 2008 GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin tells Us Weekly that she underwent corrective jaw surgery in December, a month after she finished third on ABC's "Dancing with the Stars." Her face now appears thinner, with higher cheekbones and an angular jaw.
The new look, complete with Palin losing 5 pounds, was unveiled April 30 at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington, D.C.

"Yes, it improved the way I look, but this surgery was necessary for medical reasons," she told the magazine for its May 23 issue, which will be on newsstands Friday.
Palin said she had the procedure so her jaw and teeth could properly realign.
While growing up, she wore braces and a device to help correct an overbite. But she said her dentist warned her that she'd have to have surgery one day.
The Palin family's lawyer declined to comment to The Associated Press on Tuesday.
Palin said she is pleased with the new look.
"I look older, more mature and don't have as much of a chubby little baby face," she told the magazine.
Palin said she doesn't obsess over her face and would consider plastic surgery only in an extreme situation.

"I wouldn't get plastic surgery unless I got in an accident or something terrible and got disfigured," she said.
Palin will be back on TV by the end of the year, starring in a reality series for the Bio Channel. The as-yet-untitled series will follow her move from Alaska to Los Angeles with her son, Tripp, to work at a small charity. She will live with actor brothers Kyle and Christopher Massey.
Kyle Massey is a fellow "Dancing" contestant and Palin's good friend, the network said.
Palin can also soon add author to her resume.
She signed with William Morrow to publish "Not Afraid of Life," to come out this summer. Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins, has said the memoir would provide "an inside look at her life."
Levi Johnston, the father of her child, also is planning a tell-all book about his tumultuous relationship with the Palin family.
Touchstone Publishing has a fall publication date for Johnston's book, "Deer in the Headlights: My Life in Sarah Palin's Crosshairs."

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