On March 15, Bella Hadid appeared with an interview in Vogue magazine. She frankly shared about mental health issues, plastic surgery and the pressure of always feeling uglier than her sister Gigi Hadid.

There are no specific laws regarding cosmetic surgery in the US, but rhinoplasty is allowed when the nose is 90% developed. Nose surgery can be performed as early as when girls are 13 years old.

Julian de Silva, a leading cosmetic surgeon at Harley Street, analyzed photos of Bella today and 10 years ago using the Phiface computer technique, which calculates symmetry and harmony of facial features. .

As for Bella’s photo, the numbers show there has been a change. Sharing with Mail Online , Dr. De Silva said: “These changes are extremely rare without cosmetic surgery. I see the biggest changes in my nose and lips. These are parts that may have been corrected with surgery or a non-invasive procedure. If done well, it can completely change the face.” 
Image analysis of Bella Hadid’s facial changes using a computer.
However, Bella confirmed that she only had rhinoplasty. “I have never had filler injections,” she said. I don’t rule it out, but filler is not the right method for me. I just use tape to lift my face.” 

“I’m the uglier sister. I have brown hair. I’m not as cool as Gigi. That’s what people say about me. Unfortunately, if you hear something too many times, you will believe it to be true,” Bella shared.

“People can say anything about my appearance, about the way I talk, about the way I act. But in the past 7 years, I have never quit a job, canceled a job or been late. No one can say I’m not working effectively.” 
Bella and Gigi took photos together at an event in 2019. Photo: Shutterstock.
Bella Hadid was born in 1996, the daughter of former model Yolanda Hadid and Palestinian-Jordanian real estate developer Mohamed Hadid. In 2016, she was honored at the Model of the Year awards ceremony.