Married At First Sight’s Stacey Hampton: Surgeon reveals ‘old nose’

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Married At First Sight’s Stacey Hampton looks like a completely different person with her ‘old nose’ in a rare photo taken by her surgeon

By Jo Scrimshire For Daily Mail Australia

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Married At First Sight bride Stacey Hampton transformed herself with plastic surgery before her reality TV debut in February.

But none of the procedures changed her overall appearance as much as her nose job, which she had done four years ago at a clinic in Sydney’s Double Bay.

The law graduate, 26, looked like completely different person before her rhinoplasty in a photo taken by her surgeon, Dr Michael Zacharia.

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Transformed: Married At First Sight’s Stacey Hampton looks like a completely different person with her ‘old nose’ in a rare photo (top right) taken by Double Bay surgeon Dr Michael Zacharia

Dr Zacharia, whose celebrity clients include Tamara Joy, Megan Marx and Keira Maguire, shared the photo to Instagram on Thursday.

He wrote: ‘Love this rhinoplasty transformation of Stacey Hampton from MAFS.

‘Nothing wrong with Stacey’s nose – she is beautiful before and after. However, it just needed some fine tuning to remove the bump, which helped balance her face.’

Refined: Stacey transformed herself with plastic surgery before her reality TV debut in February - but none of the procedures changed her overall appearance as much as her nose job, which she had done four years ago at a clinic in Sydney's Double Bay

Refined: Stacey transformed herself with plastic surgery before her reality TV debut in February – but none of the procedures changed her overall appearance as much as her nose job, which she had done four years ago at a clinic in Sydney’s Double Bay

Before: Stacey had rhinoplasty at the age of 22 after being 'bullied for having a big nose' in high school

After: Stacey had rhinoplasty at the age of 22 after being 'bullied for having a big nose' in high school

Before and after: Stacey had rhinoplasty at the age of 22 after being ‘bullied for having a big nose’ in high school

Indeed, her face has a more refined appearance overall post-surgery thanks to her narrower, symmetrical nose.

Stacey told NW magazine last month that she had no regrets about her surgery.

‘When I was 22, I got my nose done. I was bullied, and was told that I had a big nose and was ugly. So I got a rhinoplasty and felt so much better,’ she said.

She also got DD breast implants and a tummy tuck after breastfeeding her two sons, Kosta and Kruz. 

Cosmetic work: '[Her nose] just needed some fine tuning to remove the bump, which helped balance her face,' said Dr Zacharia. Pictured: Stacey before her nose job

Pictured: Stacey after her rhinoplasty

Cosmetic work: ‘[Her nose] just needed some fine tuning to remove the bump, which helped balance her face,’ said Dr Zacharia. Pictured: Stacey before and after her nose job

Since production on MAFS wrapped in December, Stacey has toned down her look and undergone a flattering makeover. 

As well as having her lip filler dissolved, her harsh platinum locks have been dyed a warm blonde with natural black roots. 

She also seems to have found a shade of foundation that matches her skin tone, resulting in a more seamless complexion. 

Stacey is pictured in her early twenties, before her nose job

Brand new woman! Stacey's face has a more refined appearance overall post-surgery thanks to her narrower, symmetrical nose

Brand new woman! Stacey’s face has a more refined appearance overall post-surgery thanks to her narrower, symmetrical nose (right). Pictured left: Stacey in her early twenties

Back to basics: Since production on MAFS wrapped in December, Stacey has toned down her look and undergone a flattering makeover. Pictured on A Current Affair earlier this month

Back to basics: Since production on MAFS wrapped in December, Stacey has toned down her look and undergone a flattering makeover. Pictured on A Current Affair earlier this month