Dina Manzo isn't hiding anything about her new appearance.

The former "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star, 47, posted a photo on Instagram last week which showed off a few "tweaks" she made under the knife and was "flooded" with messages about her new look.

"Some of you are commenting that I look different. You’re absolutely right," she explained. "When the thing on the center of your face changes you’re gonna look different lol. Two years ago I got my nose fixed. Since I was going under anesthesia anyway (which I totally despise) I had @drghavami make a few tweaks so I didn’t have to go the filler route.”

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“I had a really hard time adjusting to my new nose especially the first year,” she continued. “It’s a big adjustment."

“A smaller nose does make me look much younger & my ‘tweaks’ make me look refreshed. Make no mistake, I’ve always looked younger than I was thanks to good genes and lots of water … but if you have the opportunity to make something better why wouldn’t you?”

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“I’m really proud of how I take care of myself,” Manzo expressed. “I eat right, work out and work on my mind & spirit just as much if not more. That helps you stay youthful & glowy the MOST.”

She also divulged she's gotten two chemical peels and Botox.

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Manzo appeared on the Bravo series from 2009–2010 and then again in 2012 and 2014. She currently lives in California with her new husband David Cantin.

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Manzo said of leaving the East Coast for the West Coast, “You know, I always felt like I was a California girl stuck in New Jersey. Every time I came here, it felt like home.” And it was her divorce from Tommy Manzo that really spurred the move.

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“I'm not gonna lie, it was my divorce,” she confessed. “I wanted to run as far away as possible from what was going on, and my daughter was in college, and I was like, 'OK, I can pick up my animals and go anywhere I want.' And I did.”