Ashlee Simpson BEFORE or AFTER Surgery


Does Ashlee Simpson Look Better Before or After Sugery?  

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I don't see why she would want to try to resemble her sister. I mean yes, she probably got pressured into it by her dad because there are promotional upsides to looking like her but c'mon. Imagine down the road, transforming yourself to look like your sister, she'd have to feel bad about herself. If all she had done was a nose job, huge difference and that's fine, but if she's going to do more (and eventually a possibility at this rate) it might not be so good for her self esteem.

You know, Jessica Simpson's nose is like how Ashlee's used to be. Also, Ashlee's a natural blonde...so it's not like she's immitating Jessica. I mean, I'm not trying to defend the two sisters because I don't like them at all but what I'm trying to say is that siblings usually tend to look like each other because they're family.

Check out Jessica's nose:

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Check out the sisters:

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Call me crazy, but I prefer her before. Her "imperfect" nose actually made her seem real, if that makes any sense. I used to think she was beautiful, now, meh, what you do does define you.

I agree. I still wouldn't kick her out of bed though. :devil:

Plastic surgery is so sad :no: you shouldn't have to modify yourself to feel good.

Very true... However, she is a blonde, and well let's face it, Blonde= airhead 99.9% of the time... So you can't really blame her for being superficial...

Now if the poll options were:

a. If she were naked in you bed, Would you do her ?

b. If she were naked in you bed, with brand new nose job Would you Still do her

Now that's a tough choice :whistle:

can I vote neither? lol

Personally i think that she is stunning. Not that i didn't like her before but her new nose and other facial features totally make her look better than before. So i'd just like to know what you all think. I know particularly on Neowin there is a lot said about Ashlee Simpson. So voice your opinion! :laugh:

she was ugly then, and ugly now.. who really needs surgery on your face? god gave you that face.. live with it, unless your disfigured in anyway, then i can understand.

but i would say she looks better now, but her annoying voice won't suit her name face :/

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