Queen Noor

Has Queen Noor Had Cosmetic Surgery?

If Queen Noor has gone under the knife, then she is surely the first real Queen to have done so.

Before becoming Queen Noor of Jordan, Lisa Najeeb Halaby was born in Washington, D.C. to an Arab-American family on August 23, 1951.

She was the oldest of three children and went on to receive a BA in Urban Planning and Architecture from Princeton University in 1973.

After graduating, her interest in the Middle East increased while working for Royal Jordanian Airlines. During a social event focused on the development of the Queen Alia Airport, she met and befriended King Hussein of Jordan.

In 1978, the couple got engaged and married. She renounced her American citizenship, acquired Jordanian citizenship, converted to Islam and was renamed Noor Al-Hussein by her husband.

Even though Queen Noor is known for her work that’s focused on conservation, sustainable development, cross-cultural understanding and human rights, it’s hard to overlook the drastic change in her appearance, which suggests that she could have had more than the odd plastic surgery procedure.

Not only has her appearance altered , it also has affected the people’s perception of their Queen.

Queen Noor Cosmetic Surgery Gone Wrong?

Many people may think Queen Noor looks great for a woman in her retiring years.

However, when looking at her face, you instantly see that it’s expressionless. There are no wrinkles or lines to be spotted. Her face doesn’t move, regardless of the emotions she’s trying to convey.

This raises the suspicion that she’s no stranger to frequent Botox injections.

Similar to other celeb plastic surgery, such as Janice Dickinson’s plastic surgery and Melanie Griffith, it appears that Queen Noor could have fallen victim to the possibility of bad plastic surgery and excessive cosmetic work.

Comparing Before & After Photos

Speculations rise when comparing plastic surgery gone wrong before and after pictures of Queen Noor.

Photos of the queen taken in 2000, show a round tired-looking face, with excess skin around the neckline. They also show many wrinkles and lines around her eyes and mouth.

Fast-forward to 2004, when photos show a different-looking, more polished woman. Her nose is believed to have been altered, her neck looks more defined, and her lips and cheekbones also appear more prominent.

Additionally, her glowing skin may be due to various laser or chemical treatments, which eliminate age spots, blemishes and creeping moles.

The facial lines she displayed years earlier have mysteriously disappeared.

Obvious Bad Plastic Surgery?

Queen Noor’s cosmetic enhancements it seems have also had a disastrous effect on her reputation.

Islam calls for women and men to dress and behave modestly.

Jordanians have lost respect for their Queen, who they feel doesn’t live up to this. They feel she indulges in overly concerned with looking young, expensive jewelry and clothes.

Reports have mentioned that the government-controlled press wasn’t allowed to print any photos of the queen during her recovery from an alleged nose job which only served to confirm the speculations surrounding Queen Noor plastic surgery.

Queen Noor Before & After Photo Gallery

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