Who are you and what you did with Jennifer Grey?
After her role in the film hit Dirty Dancing (1987), actress Jennifer Grey had a nose job (rhinoplasty) to remove the bump from her nose. For many, this change on her look cost her nothing less than her career.
 It is true that her bridge has a dorsal hump very obvious, but it was such a part of her that even some friends fail to recognize her after the surgery. Looking at the pictures, we can see that it was a good plastic surgery as the nose looks natural, but she looks like somebody else indeed.
 She commented in an interview for Channel 5 (UK) that having plastic surgery on her nose was the worst mistake she had ever made. Grey felt this way because she was no longer recognizable as the girl from the film Dirty Dancing (1987), just somebody who looked a bit like her. Some other stars have received the same comments after having plastic surgery making it call sometimes the "Jennifer Grey" syndrome, celebrities as Ashlee Simpson and Ashley Tisdale from "High School Musical"
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with everyone seeming to want straight straight straight...
I think there is an underappreciated art and beauty in the nose that is slightly flawed but has character.
In my humble opinion, If a nose is perfectly straight then its not neccessarily better in the the aesthetic sense.
A slight and barely noticable irregularity is exactly what gives a face its character and personality.
Providing that the proportions are correct the nose with the slight hump or bump can often be more sexy and/or alluring then just a plain old vanilla straight nose. Though it often takes a greater aesthetic sense of awareness to realize that.
Having said that....Jennifers original nose could use some refinement but I think it was overly done thereby losing her sense of identity in the process ...she is still beautiful though...just not as much character to her face.