Those who have seen the famous HBO's Norma Jean & Marilyn must remember the episode when the plastic surgeon cuts Marilyn's nose with a scalpel saying that she wont recognize herself Marylin Monroe before rhinoplasty

Yes, it has been discusssed a lot how many and what plastic surgeries she had - were her breasts real, and her eyes that big, and the jawlines, but one thing we can say for sure: Marilyn Monroe did have rhinoplasty. She undergone plastic surgery in 1946, when she signed a contract with Twentieth Century-Fox Studios and an agent suggested Norma should become Marylin to boost her career. After that Norma Jean Baker changed her name, dyed her hair and underwent rhinoplasty to make her bulbous nose more feminine and delicate. Since then the scalpel began to play a vital role in the Hollywood star system and having nose jobs nose jobs became a way of life for the well-heeled showbiz community (see other celebrity plastic surgery pictures). Marylin Monroe before rhinoplasty

About Rhinoplasty Rhinoplasty is the correct name for a plastic surgery known as nose job: “Rhinos” in Greek meaning “nose” and “plastikos” - “changing form”. Rhinoplasty is considered the most ancient and most challenging plastic surgery. In well-trained hands it can dramatically improve your looks, add softness and harmony to your face, not mentioning that rhinoplasty can substantially improve nasal breathing.