''Faktoja'' MJ:n ulkonäöstä

Tutkin jonkin aikaa Michaelin nenää 2000-luvun kuvista ja huomasin; Michaelilla on hieman erillainen nenä sekä syvempi lovi leuassa näissä kuvissa: http://www.mjjpictures.com/2009/appearances/o2press/o2press.html

Tai sitten tuo ei yksinkertaisesti ole Michael vaan bodydouble. Nojoo ehkä hieman kaukaa hauettua.

Muutamia ''faktoja'' (tai pikemmiten oletuksia):

----------NENÄLEIKKAUKSET:----------
-1978
-1983
-1987
-1992
-2000
-2000 vuosikymmenen lopussa (Uskon, että Michaelilta todellakin otettiin pieni pala korvasta tätä toimenpidettä varten)

Kuva korvasta: http://michaeljacksonnotdead.files.wordpress.com/2009/07/michael-jacksons-mangled-ear-22798-1244733075-3.jpg

----------LEUKALOVI:----------
-1987
-2000 vuosikymmenen lopussa (Tai sitten syvempi leukalovi johtui Michaelin ''alhaisesta'' rasvaprosentista)

----------MUITA TOIMENPITEITÄ KASVOILLE:----------
-Permanent makeup; Suom. pysyvä meikki
-Kulmat: (Kestopigmentoitu)
-Huulet: (Kestopigmentoitu)
-Silmien rajaukset: (Kestopigmentoitu)
-Botoxia naamaan. [Oletan, että näin on tehty]

----------SAIRAUDET:----------
-Vitiligo (Michaelin sanojen mukaan alkoi Off The Wall-Thriller aikoihin), (Sairaus on varmistettu ruumiinavausraportissa)
-Lupus

Kuvia Vitiligosta ja Lupuksesta: http://floacist.wordpress.com/2007/06/10/vitiligo-photos-michael-jackson/

----------HIUKSET----------
-Michaelilla oli omia hiuksia, välillä hiuslisäkkeitä ja välillä jopa peruukki.

----------MUUTA----------
-Michael oli kasvissyöjä ja hänen ruokavalionsa oli hyvin tiukka. Michaelilla oli alhainen rasvaprosentti. Kuten arvaatte tällä on pientä vaikutusta kasvoihin. (Esim. Kapeammat kasvot)

----------LAINAUS MICHAELIN KIRJOITTAMASTA KIRJASTA MOONWALK----------
"One of the side effects of the Thriller period was to make me weary of constantly being in the public eye. Because of this, I resolved to lead a quieter, more private life. I was still quite shy about my appearance. You must remember that I had been a child star and when you grow up under that kind of scrutiny people don't want you to change, to get older and look different. When I first became well known, I had a lot of baby fat and a very round, chubby face. That roundness stayed with me until several years ago when I changed my diet and stopped eating beef, chicken, pork, and fish, as well as certain fattening foods. I just wanted to look better, live better, and be healthier. Gradually, as I lost weight, my face took on its present shape and the press started accusing me of surgically altering my appearance, beyond the nose job I freely admitted I had, like many performers and film stars. They would take an old picture from adolescence of high school, and compare it to a current photograph. In the old picture my face would be round and pudgy. I'd have an Afro, and the picture would be badly lit. The new picture would show a much older, more mature face. I've got a different hairstyle and a different nose. Also, the photographer's lighting is excellent in the recent photographs. It's really not fair to make such comparisons. They have said I had bone surgery done on my face. It seems strange to me that people would jump to that conclusion and I thought it was very unfair.

Judy Garland and Jean Harlow and many others have had their noses done. My problem is that as a child star people got used to seeing me look one way.

I'd like to set the record straight right now. I have never had my cheeks altered or my eyes altered. I have not had my lips thinned, nor have I had dermabrasion or a skin peel. All of these charges are ridiculous. If they were true, I would say so, but they aren't. I have had my nose altered twice and I recently added a cleft to my chin, but that is it. Period. I don't care what anyone else says - it's my face and I know.

I'm a vegetarian now and I'm so much thinner. I've been on a strict diet for years . I feel better than I ever have, healthier and more energetic. I don't understand why the press is so interested in speculating about my appearance anyway. What does my face have to do with my music or my dancing?

The other day a man asked me if I was happy. And I answered, "I don't think I'm ever totally happy." I'm one of the hardest people to satisfy, but at the same time, I'm aware of how much I have to be thankful for and I am truly appreciative that I have my health and the love of my family and friends."