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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She looks exactly the same as she did when she first came on the scene. Her makeup and hair are different [/quote]

Lol, no. At minimum she got a breast augmentation and upper bleph. Also veneers. I suspect that she also got a very subtle rhinoplasty and lower bleph too. [/quote]

Agreed. I think there are a lot of Swifties that are in denial that she's had work done. I really wish she would just own it-I have so much more respect for celebrities (and people in general) who are honest about their plastic surgery/cosmetic procedures. [/quote]

This. I have no problem with her having work done -- she is in the public eye all the time and is a performer. Wanting to look as good as you possibly can in that situation just makes sense, and she has the money to get really good plastic surgery done (it's seriously impeccable). I view it as yet another smart and canny move she made.

But pretending it's just weight gain or aging? Come on, we have eyes.

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Let's see, those pics are taken at least 10 years apart. One has a ton more makeup and airbrushing. I can SEE the contouring they did to make her nose look thinner. I don't know if it's makeup or photoshopping but it's clearly contouring. The eyes she has more open and a ton more makeup making them look larger.

Again, post pics of you before and after with vastly different makeup and photoshop, sweetie pie. I bet you're UGLY.[/quote]

Look, she was very pretty before and she's pretty now, but you are just uneducated on these issues (and I think being overly defensive of Swift, who doesn't really need to be defended -- there is NOTHING wrong with having work done, and no shame in it).

Both of these photos are from red carpet events. Red carpet photos sometimes get retouched for reprint in a magazine, but usually to do things like make a series of red carpet shots look consistently lit, or to make colors pop more. They don't do things like reshape facial features or make people look thinner in these photos, both because it would be insanely expensive, and also because it would be easily caught, since these photos get sold to many outlets and published all over the place. This is why celebs put a lot of effort into how they look on the red carpet -- stakes are high because you can't just "fix it in post."

Anyway, here are two photos of Swift at the same event, with different angles and lighting. In the first, you can see that she is smiling squinting, but her eyes are still larger and more open than in the old photo above. The reason why is that her eye hood has been reduced, allowing her upper eyelid to open more fully and expose more of her eye. Even with the elaborate eye makeup.

And in the second photo below, you can see her nose from the side, and more clearly see how there is more definition around the nostril and how her nose is narrower in the middle. She's had some very subtle work done to narrow her nose and create a longer line from bridge to tip, instead of the wider triangle she had when she was younger.

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