"Queen mocked him" - Top Five Rugby players that have Had Cosmetic Surgery

Unsurprisingly, these intense physical encounters can leave their mark on the faces and bodies of the brave athletes who partake in the sport.

However, what happens when some of these rugby stars decide to reshape their appearances through plastic surgery?

In this exploration, we'll delve into the intriguing stories of renowned rugby players who have opted for cosmetic enhancements, shedding light on the transformative power of surgery in the world of sports.

The Rugby World Cup winner, whose nose was broken at least eight times during his rugby career, underwent a surgery in 2018 which fixed the fractures.

After years of struggling to breathe properly, Mike admitted that it was time for him to have corrective surgery a few years ago.

“I don’t really want to get it fixed, but it looks like I might have to because I can’t actually breathe very well,” Tindall told the Daily Mirror in 2015. “I guess it’s something similar to a pug.”

The former rugby World Cup winne first broke his nose at just 5 years old and went on to suffer three more breaks during his rugby career, which ended in 2014.

Before his recent surgery, his nose sat at a 45-degree angle, and both of his nostrils were collapsed, meaning he could only breathe out of his mouth.

Cohen had some ‘work done’ – a new kind of nose job from the same surgeon as Tindall. He was unhappy with his face in profile, the legacy of having had his nose broken more times than he can remember on the pitch.

The Scottish rugby international Stuart Hogg appears to have undergone a highly successful hair transplant procedure. You can see quite a stark difference in the appearance of his hair between last year and this year in the pictures below.

Retired twice from Rugby, Father to baby twins and after two hair transplants, introducing Andy Goode, the man who doesn’t like to do things once…

The rugby player, from Plymouth, wanted to streamline his nose after years of playing the high-octane sport. However, as a result he now has a raised patch that is darker than the surrounding skin and doctors say nothing can be done to correct. He won a £26,000 payout after the operation left him scarred for life.