Tara Parker-Tomkinson May Have Had Nose Job for Royal Wedding

Makenzie on 3 May 2011 at 9:00am

It was hard to miss the Lady in Bright Blue, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, at the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton last week. While she did look absolutely stunning, she got a lot of attention for--well--drawing attention away from the bride. But the socialite and former baby-sitter of Princes William and Henry was probably trying to draw the attention to her new nose.

Tara admits that years of cocaine abuse ($400 a day of it) caused her nose to collapse. She fixed it with a full rhinoplasty procedure in 2006, but according to her, "general wear and tear" caused it to look smashed and crooked. And one knows a bad nose is not acceptable for a royal wedding!

What does a socialite do to fix an embarrassing feature just days before a big event? The increasingly popular non-surgical nose job.

According to Bay Area Facial Plastic Surgeon Dr. David Mabrie, "Non Surgical Rhinoplasty involves using fillers to sculpt and shape the nose. This may build a low bridge, camouflage a small hump, even add definition to some tips. It is a great option for patients who have already had a surgical rhinoplasty. The results usually last 6-9 months, depending on what type of filler is used. Some longer lasting results may be achieved with semi-permanent fillers like ArteFill."

Tara's nose fix appears to be a success. Hopefully this one works and she won't become the next Michael Tara Parker-Tomkinson after nose job Jackson of rhinoplasty. With a camera-ready schnoz she can put her past to behind her and not be reminded of what caused her disfiguring dilemma.

Photo credit: Paperbagprincess.blogspot.com, Now Magazine

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Comments (3)

Tummy tucks 3 Sep 2011

It is also true sometimes the lookup of a nose is a different but photographer post the image after so much editing. then we can be confuse to understand the image of a nose surgery. and mostly it happens with a celebrities.

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daphnekowen 16 May 2011

A nose job looks as good as the photograph makes it look. One photo with camoflague make up doesn't show the true appearance of the nose. It's just a photographic illusion.

Princess 19 7 May 2011

I read that she was afraid to have an additional surgical rhinoplasty. I feel awful that the British tabloids have made a mockery of her nose - but maybe this will help people realize a "$400 a day habit" comes with some severe consequences!

P.S. The canoe hat is a "fashion don't."