Michael Jackson's entire plastic surgery – his changing face and crumbling nose

Michael Jackson died ten years ago this year. Yet he remains a fascinating character for both fans and critics alike.

From his abusive childhood and his meteoric rise to world-famous horror pedophile rumors that have persisted in his future life, Jackson's legacy as an international icon has been undermined by the many disturbing statements that have been made to his topic.

The new documentary Leaving Neverland will open the King of Pop to an unprecedented scrutiny – and from what we know so far, it will surely change a lot with its explosive allegations. .

But far from salacious stories, shocking badertions and strange plot theories, who was the real Michael Jackson?

We know we were aware of his appearance. He has illuminated his skin over the years and has resorted to two nose stains (which he admitted) to alter the shape of his nose.

Here, Dr. Esho, famous cosmetic doctor of the TV show Bodyfixers, unveils what Michael Jackson had done else.

As a cosmetics and music lover, Michael Jackson's constantly changing face has always fascinated him.

He was without a doubt one of the greatest performers of our lives, and his life inside and outside the music industry has aroused the interest millions of people.

His tragic death was a shock to me like so many others, and before I shot this play today, I shot a piece of a documentary about the surgeries that Michael Jackson was subjected to while alive.

While he was alive, there was enormous speculation about the type of operation Jackson might have suffered and the reasons that might have motivated him.

The autopsy report helps settle some of these rumors.

Michael Jackson's hair

Micheal Natural had afro hair that, during his career as an artist, relaxed through chemical texturing. After the famous Pepsi incident, when Michael Jackson's head caught fire, many people then badumed that Micheal had used wigs to cover the bald areas left behind. But the autopsy report revealed the presence of a semi-permanent tattoo on the scalp, which shows that Micheal Jackson has turned to a nonsurgical form to cover hair loss.

Jackson's skin – and why it went from black to white

One of the most obvious aspects of Michael Jackson's transformation was the change in skin color. Many have claimed that Michael Jackson had done this to become more "white" and accepted, while Micheal Jackson went to Oprah's show in America to say that he was suffering from an illness. underlying skin condition, which many people unfortunately did not believe.

The autopsy reports support Micheal Jackson because it was noted that there were areas of normal pigment and areas of hypo-pigmentation, features of a condition known as vitiligo, where patients lose their pigment. There is no curative treatment, but patients often use topical steroids and other drugs ("whiteners") to try to balance the skin tone (lighten the darker areas) because There is no way to recover the pigment. The continued overuse of this technique to combat this disease could explain the changes observed and explain why skin appeared so thin later in its career.

The autopsy report also noted scars behind the ears, typical features of the facelift surgery, that could still explain the changes noted on the pictures we see because the face is much more raised and taught.

Jackson's changing lips

His lips have lost a lot of weight, which can happen with age but the color has changed to become more pink. Again, autopsy reports show the presence of semi-permanent ink tattooed on the lips and lip edge, which would explain the reason for this change.

The changing nose of Michael Jackson

Michael's nose has changed dramatically over time. His initially wide nose, given his ethical background, became thin and shrunken with time. This change, as well as autopsy reports showing surgical scars after each nostril suggest that he underwent surgical rhinoplasty.

Jackson's chin

The last major element is Michael Jackson's chin slit that was not present in childhood. This could be achieved by using an implant for the chin or, under certain circumstances, using dermal fillers. The autopsy report gave no additional information, so we can not be certain.

The report finally reported surgical scars on the neck and wrists, for which reason the cause is unclear, but from the other information noted and the observed physical change, there is undoubtedly ample evidence that the Surgery has played a role in Michael Jackson's ever-changing transformation.