Wayne Rooney is giving Benjamin Button a run for his money with his new look. The former footballer, 40, appeared to have turned back the clock as he displayed his new nose job, slimmer physique and smooth skin at the premiere of his new Disney reality show, The Real Rooneys, on Tuesday night. He looked smart in a crisp blue suit worn over a light-coloured shirt as he posed on the red carpet at the event, which was held at the Picturehouse in central London.Pictures of Wayne taken three years ago show how much he has changed.The Real Rooneys will be released on Disney on Thursday, and today a hilarious new two-and-a-half minute clip gave an insight into their wild life with their four children. The upcoming ten-episode documentary covers a pivotal year in the Rooney household, after Wayne was sacked as football manager for Plymouth Argyle, swapping the touchline for school runs. Wayne Rooney, 40, turned back the clock as he displayed his new nose job, a slimmer physique and smooth skin at the premiere of Disney reality show, The Real Rooneys on Tuesday He looked much younger than he did when he was pictured with Coleen three years agoWayne first shared the results of his nose job back in August after revealing he’d had an operation to fix it after breaking it twice during his football career. The ex-England captain first revealed he’d had the operation on his new podcast Stick to United, which he presents with football influencer Mark Goldbridge, a week after having surgery. He revealed that he was feeling ‘a little bit uncomfortable’ following the surgery.He said: ‘It’s actually really lucky I’ve got no black eyes, but I’ve still got two plastic tubes up my nose, which are coming out very soon. I can’t wait for them to come out.’So, they’ve cut here [under my nostrils]… So, that’s all stitched – a little bit uncomfortable.’Wayne said the first time he broke his nose was during an FA Cup game against Preston North End in 2015 while playing for United.He added that he remembered the game for ‘a bit of a dive’ he made to win a penalty.Wayne continued: ‘And then when I went to DC, I broke my nose again. That was a bad one then.’So I needed surgery, but I’ve never had it. Put it off. And then this summer I thought get the World Cup out the way and I’ll get it done. So had it done last week. Went well, but these tubes were horrible.’The sportsman later recalled that during the same 3-1 victory against Preston at Deepdale, his former team-mate Marouane Fellaini also broke his nose.’But he missed the next couple of games. I didn’t miss any games,’ he added.Join the discussionShould celebrities be open about cosmetic surgeries, or does it set unrealistic standards for fans?What’s your view? Wayne first shared the results of his nose job back in August after revealing he’d had an operation to fix it after breaking it twice during his football career The Real Rooneys will be released on Disney on Thursday, and today a hilarious new two-and-a-half minute clip gave an insight into their wild life with their four children Wayne has slimmed down since he was pictured back in May 2024 Breaking his nose multiple times will have likely affected Wayne’s nasal septum and cartilage, which can lead to issues with breathing.The plastic tubes inserted during the surgery will keep the nostrils open during the healing process.He broke his nose a second time three years later while playing for DC United during a 2-1 win against MLS rivals Colorado Rapids.The game marked the first time that Wayne had scored for his new club after leaving Everton to move to Washington.Colorado Rapids star Niki Jackson had been pushed by one of his team-mates into a collision with Wayne, with the back of his headbutting him in the nose.The England striker was left bloodstained on the pitch and later suffered from a black eye as he healed from the injury.