"I believe there is a huge difference from that time," she said, as the actress took her fans through her makeup process.
Among the topics she discussed while getting ready was rhinoplasty.
Lee Hyeri mentioned that she heard accusations about her that she went under the knife and had a nose job.
"There are so many comments saying, 'She did it again'' she added.
However, Lee Hyeri put the rumors to rest and mentioned how she truly felt about the speculations.
"I've never done it before. Every time I hear that accusation, I actually feel good. Doesn't that mean that my nose looks high?"
Instead, the actress revealed a trick she uses to make her nose look slimmer in photos, and that is through makeup.
"Through nose shading, the bridge of the nose is enhanced and the nose is also reduced. That's why there are so many people saying 'I had nose surgery' in my videos and photos."
To recall, this is not the first time that the actress has denied rumors about plastic surgery.
Even before her Girl's Day days, she was often suspected of getting her nose done because of the prominent feature.
However, during her guest appearance on the entertainment show "Amazing Saturday," she shut down rumors, and without any hesitation, Lee Hyeri said that she didn't alter her face or have a nose job.
What's Next for Lee Hyeri?
The singer-actress is currently active on her YouTube channel and other social media accounts, where she shares glimpses of her travels and how she spends her downtime.
While 2023 was a challenging year for Lee Hyeri (because of her breakup with longtime boyfriend Ryu Jun Yeol)," the 29-year-old beauty is booked and busy in the coming months.
Although her last appearance in K-drama was the 2022 K-drama "May I Help You," Lee Hyeri is selected to be a part of the movie "Victory."
Taking on the character of high school student Pil Sun, she is determined to join their school's cheerleading club, Millennium Girls, along with her best friend MiNa, played by Park Se Wan.
Helmed by "Single in Seoul" director Park Bum Soo, "Victory" is scheduled to air sometime in 2024.
