It’s no secret Stacey Hampton underwent an insane plastic surgery transformation before making her reality TV debut on Married At First Sight.
WATCH: MAFS’ Michael roasts Stacey’s employment history
And while it’s been over four years since the lawyer-to-be underwent a rhinoplasty, her Double Bay based surgeon is only just sharing the incredible before and after photos now!
Taking to his official Instagram page, Dr Michael Zacharia— whose celebrity clients include Tamara Joy, Megan Marx and Keira Maguire— posted a photo of Stacey’s pre-surgery nose alongside two current snaps from her time on the controversial dating experiment.
The collage was coupled with the caption: “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.”
In recent weeks, the mother-of-two has been open about undergoing multiple procedures to transform her appearance, admitting she also had DD breast implants put in after the birth of her two children, along with a tummy tuck.
Along with this, Stacey finally addressed why her overly plump lips seem to be changing size and shape during every MAFS episode.
“My lips fluctuate in size depending on water intake and how I’ve lined and glossed them,” she told Daily Mail Australia depends on the time of day, too. Which is why I’ve now decided to remove the filler altogether to avoid the change in size looking ridiculous.”
As for how she deals with the obvious criticism that’s come with her evolving appearance, the bride response is somewhat surprising.
“Anyone who says they’re against cosmetic surgery is usually jealous and wished they could do it themselves,” she told Now To Love. “My perspective on cosmetic surgery is if that’s something that makes you happy, feel better about yourself and more confident, then do it.”
She’s also been extremely candid about her struggles with body image, admitting she continues to battle anorexia— a disorder she developed in high school as a way to cope with constantly being constantly teased and ridiculed for her slender figure.
“I have always had issues with eating and I have always been very skinny,” the bubbly blonde told Hit 107’s Bec and Cosi. “A lot of people say I don’t eat and I’m too skinny and that’s the same as calling someone fat. It’s so rude.”
“I am on medication to help me eat and get my appetite back. It’s due to stress and trauma I’ve been through,” said Stacey who revealed during her honeymoon that her brother passed away on the same day she was due to give birth to her first child.
“I am in the process of gaining weight back because I’m on the scale of anorexic at the moment.”
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