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Young, beautiful, and has multi-talents and a bright career, are the perfect definitions to describe Dianna Elise Agron, or popular as Dianna Agron. She is only 28, but she has made her way as a singer, actress, dancer, and director. With rising career, could be there someone who jealous of her and spread a rumor about her? There was an issue that Agron has done two nose jobs. Let’s find the truth of Dianna Agron nose job.

Agron started her career in 2006 with playing a role in “Crime Scene Investigation: New York” as Jessica Grant. She is mostly noticed on her role as Quinn Fabray in “Glee” starting in 2009. In that Fox series, the blond actress performs several songs. She then directed some music videos on the next year. Her latest movie was a “The Family” which just got released last year.

How well has Dianna Agron Nose Job Done?

Agron is still new in the entertainment industry. There is nothing different on her looks by comparing her photos from her beginning career with the recent ones. But that does not stop a rumor to spread. It is said that Agron has done nose job twice. If she did, why her nose does not look like there was any changing?

The truth is that the creator and owner of art and photography website “You, Me, and Charlie”, has broken her nose twice and got a deviated septum. The first she got when she was still in high school, but she did not do any medication to it.

Years later when she was filming in Glee, she went to a doctor and found out that she got a deviated septum. Then, during the Glee Live Tour she broke her nose again and got back to a doctor to fix it since a deviated septum affect on her breathing.
Agron has shared her story in an interview with David Letterman. That is why we cannot see any difference on the pretty actress’ nose. Having a nose fixed by a doctor after got an accident is not the same thing as nose job or rhinoplasty surgery. So, the rumor of Dianna Agron nose job is not the beauty enhancement reasons. But, it is all for medical reasons.

Plastic Surgery Admission

In an interview with David Letterman on August 2, 2011, the Glee star admitted into having two nose procedures to correct her deviated septum, which was the result of a blow when she was 14. The first time was in high school when she broke her nose and the second time was when she was on tour with Glee.

Her admission did her a favor as her career continued to shine. Her role in the Glee also gave her the great experience to showcase her singing and dancing skills. Her musical debut was in the episode “Showmance” where she performed Dionne Warwick’s “I Say a Little Prayer”. She made another solo performing The Supremes’ “You Keep Me Hangin’ On”. The song was then released in the album, Glee: The Music, Volume 1.
She also ventured into modeling when she was selected in Wal-Mart’s Ocean Pacific for its 2010 spring marketing campaign. The national campaign was featured in several magazines including Elle, Teen Vogue, Seventeen and Cosmopolitan. She has since graced the covers of such magazines as Rolling Stone, Seventeen, Dolly, Sugar, GQ, Elle, TV Guide, Glamour and Teen Vogue.

Her other ventures include writing, directing and starring in the short comedy film A Fuchsia Elephant, where she also served as the executive producer. She has also appeared in the music video for the single “Body” by Thao with the Get Down Stay Down. She was recently featured in the music video for The Killers single “Just Another Girl”, which was released in November 25, 2013. She is currently dating restauranteur Nick Mathers.

Dianna Agron Plastic Surgery before and after photos which were published here on 29 July 2014 in the category Plastic Surgery and several others. Judge yourself if Plastic Surgery acted as boon or bane for Dianna Agron. Plastic Surgery have several effects and you can analyse the same by taking a closer look on Dianna Agron’s Plastic Surgery before and after Pictures here on Plastic Surgery Effects. See yourself, Dianna Agron body transformation has taken place with the help of plastic surgery.