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She absolutely nose her worth.
To elevate her life, Devyn Aiken went under the knife — and cutting away her “biggest insecurity” gave her the strength to cut out of an “unhappy” marriage.
“I feel extremely sexy,” a newly single and sliced Aiken, 30, from Philadelphia, raved to The Post. “My new nose is what motivated me to choose myself and finally end my miserable marriage.”
She underwent an $11,000 rhinoplasty in November, chopping her standout schnoz down to size. The pricey yet pivotal procedure empowered the brunette to demand a divorce from her husband of seven years in December.
Eye-popping footage of her jaw-dropping transformation has sniffed in over 4.5 million TikTok views from awestruck fans.
“I wake up and feel so much happier,” Aiken said of her nose job “glow up” — a newfound brilliance she also credits to her disunion. “I get to live the rest of my life feeling like this.”
It’s a post-breakup light that shines so bright in the delightfully divorced.
In fact, 82% of the footloose and fancy-free experience a renewed sense of confidence and inner peace after saying peace out to their spouses, according to a recent study.
And as Aiken did, the happily unhitched are opting for makeovers, ensuring that their outside looks as good as they feel on the inside.
Aiken, who was mercilessly teased for her overly pronounced nose, now also feels “hotter” thanks to her haute new honker.
“Middle school was a really tough time for me,” said the millennial. Neither one of her parents, nor any of her four siblings, shared her prominent profile — they were all born with standard snoots.
Looking different than others, namely her peers, sent Aiken spiraling with depression.
“I struggled immensely because of the bullying from boys,” she recalled of the juvenile jerks who called her “witch,” “toucan” and “Pinocchio.”
The incessant shots at her snout weighed on Aiken’s self-esteem, causing her to settle for an ill-fated relationship.
“We realized we prematurely got married and we didn’t really know each other that well,” said the Pennsylvanian, who tied the knot with her former groom at age 23. Although he loved her original nose, Aiken said, “We argued a lot. We just weren’t aligned.”
Everything, however, began lining up for the belle once she decided to reconstruct her conk with Dr. Mark Ginsburg, a Philly-based plastic surgeon, last fall.
“It’s changed my life,” Aiken said of the nearly six-hour operation, which she paid for on her own. “I had a lot of time to recover after the nose job and it made me think, ‘I need to finally get the divorce so I can move on with my life.’”
Now boasting a beautified beak, she’s taking life by the horns.
“I’m dating, exclusively dating, and having so much fun,” Aiken gushed.
The glamour-puss has even carved out a community of social media supporters who’ve likened her new look to A-listers Bella Hadid and Céline Dion. She hopes others are inspired by her alluring alterations — both to her mug and to her marital status.
“Do what you want. This is your life — we only have one life to live,” said the single siren, who’s giddily “optimistic” for the future.
“Do whatever it takes to make yourself happy.”
