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When you look at the famous stars of the classic Hollywood era, do you think they always looked like that? Do you think their beauty is still natural? We often assume that the old Hollywood stars are naturally beautiful and had never done anything, just because it was a long time ago, and because they look different from what the modern celebrities look like. I'm sorry to blow up your bubble, but it's just not the case. Plastic surgery has actually been a staple for Hollywood stars since 1920. A lot of stars we consider as Classic Hollywood beauty icons have actually a plastic surgery and we are going to look at some of them today and this they did.

1. Marilyn Monroe
There have been a lot of discussions about Marilyn's beauty over the years and how natural it was and has had plastic surgery. She never mentioned it, which was probably the smart thing to do at the time. However, about 50 years after his death, he was revealed to the public she had actually a plastic surgery. She has undergone a rhinoplasty, which was very dangerous at the time and the shape of her chin was also changed. While Marilyn was already beautiful to start, she had a small help from a plastic surgeon.


2. Rudolph Valentino
They are just women who went under the knife to succeed in Hollywood. Rudolph Valentino, the star of the silent movies, also had to undergo plastic surgery and his pretty bizarre. He went under the knife to change the shape of his ears, all things. Apparently, he could not get good games because he has always been said that his ears come out strange. He corrected this tiny detail, apparently insignificant, and suddenly, he started to get several parts offered to him. Who knew the shape of your ears imported when it came to action, right?


3. Marlene Dietrich
People say you could cut on the cheekbones of Marlene Dietrich, but are these net traits given to her? Well, it's hard to say, we certainly know that lighting and makeup had something to do with that. But what is more horrible is that apparently Dietrich has had several molars surgically removed surgically in order to reach these sharp cheeks. How does it work even? Do not ask us, it was once strange for Hollywood.


4. Dean Martin
Upon arrival, the King of Cool was apparently not so fresh with some of his characteristics. In fact, Dean Martin, the famous actor, singer, comedian went under the knife when her career started taking off. He had a rhinoplasty to make his nose narrower. As you can see, plastic surgery was a great success. The shape of his nose remained pretty much the same thing, but it was no longer as wide.


5. RITA HAYWORTH
Rita Hayworth was known as the sex symbol of Hollywood in the 1940s, but do you know how much she had to go through this title? Rita has not always looked like the redhead icon we remember. Her hair was dark, her forehead - narrow and her skin - a little darker, after all, Rita was a Spanish descent. In order to look like Hollywood stars of that time, she had to undergo an electrolysis removal to repel her slide and make her bigger. She then ran her red hair and even whiten her skin. This is the price you had to repay in the day to enter Hollywood.


6. Burt Lancaster
Burt started his career in Hollywood by playing robust men's characters and his features tailored to these pieces perfectly. But with time, he decided that he wanted to play more dramatic characters, which means that he did not do. It has therefore undergone many plastic surgeries to reach this leading man aspect. People have often blocked it over the years, it has changed so much that the only thing he had left of his old me was his eyes.


7. Carmen Miranda
Unlike many Hollywood classic stars, who had their plastic surgeries to succeed in Hollywood and the way they were famous, Carmen had his after she was already famous enough. She never liked the width of her nose, so she had a surgical procedure to make her thinner. It would have been good if she stopped there, but she also decided to have a facelift, which let her essentially look surprised for the rest of her life.


8. Mary Pickford
This is probably the most tragic case of plastic surgery in old Hollywood. Mary was a silent star star in the 1920s, and everything was fine for her. However, she was worried about age and getting wrinkles, she opted for a facelift way too early. After the procedure, she did not have wrinkles, but she did not have the opportunity to smile or portray most human emotions. His face was no longer as flexible, which finally brought the end to his career as a movie star.