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Woman Spent Over 10 Years Saving $11K for a Nose Job.
She Was Shocked by How It Drastically Changed Her Life (Exclusive)
- Devyn Aiken grew up feeling insecure about her nose, noting she was bullied a lot growing up.
- By age 14, she tells PEOPLE she knew she wanted to get a nose job and when she turned 18, she had her first consultation and began saving up money.
- Following an $11,000 surgery, Aiken, 30, has been sharing her experience on social media, showcasing how the nose job has completely changed her life.
Editor’s Note: Warning that this article contains graphic images that may be disturbing to some readers.
Devyn Aiken didn’t think she was unattractive before this past November. That’s a common misconception among her 61,500 followers on TikTok, but in reality, she really didn’t need to undergo surgery to gain confidence. It’s actually a lot simpler than that.
“I thought I was a pretty girl. I didn’t think I was ugly … You could ask anyone. They would think that I am very confident, very secure with who I was,” she tells PEOPLE just nine weeks after going under the knife. “I just thought I had a huge nose that I hated.”
Since her nose job, Aiken, 30, has filled her TikTok page with videos discussing the procedure, documenting her recovery and comparing her face on either side of the operation. She’s steadily established herself as a plastic surgery influencer, so to speak. Her comments sections are filled with encouraging comments, questions from potential rhinoplasty candidates and, of course, the expected naysayers condemning her decision.