From a woman with MOVING boobs to a man’s disease-ravaged nose: TV show sees docs blitzing people’s natural body imperfections
In the first episode, the plastic surgery experts head to Las Vegas first see patients who weren't botched by doctors but by nature
THE Botched doctors are back... and this time they're taking on natural body imperfections.
Plastic surgery experts Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif are helping patients to overcome rare deformities by providing them with life-changing surgery.
Exciting new episodes will see the Botched By Nature experts attempt all manner of problems, including deformed boobs, mutilated buttocks and even a chest scarred by a lightning.
The eight episode series sees the bromancing docs travel across the US to meet the patients in their home, starting in Las Vegas.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, Dr Nassif said: “This has been the most rewarding experience in our lives, because there are a few patients who didn’t ask for anything.
“We are able to help someone who was born with a disease they didn’t ask for.
“Sometimes they don’t know that there are doctors available to help or maybe they’ve tried to have a procedure once or twice which didn’t go well."
Dr Nassif added: “We are diving into their lives by going to their homes, dealing with their families, which are a lot more intense and very heartfelt than seeing patients sitting across our desks.
“Every story is a tear-jerker, as every story goes on and accelerates, the story gets more intense – you fall in love with the characters and you feel bad for them, then you cheer for them when they’ve improved.
“And we don’t make people perfect, we try to make them feel normal again, this is very hard surgery.
“There are lot things we really can’t really fix, so we try to make them look better.”
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Around 4,000 people were cast in the show, but only certain number qualified for surgery.
“Some patients need a hospital and years of surgery and care, which they can get by a university hospital and have that taken care of,” Dr Nassif explains.
“In this show, we have to be able to find patients that we can fix. Some of them are so difficult, for example, a lady had cancer surgery of the face and then had radiation to help with the cancer.
“Once you have radiation in the area, there are certain things you can’t do because of tissue damage and it’s pretty much impossible to fix.”
In the first episode, which airs tonight, the duo visit Sabrina, a young woman who has Ulcerative Colitis - an immune system disorder which attacks your colon leading to ulcers and diarrhoea.
Following her weight loss and botched breast implant surgery, Sabrina's boobs moved up and caused her crippling pain.
Nate has Twin Transfusion Syndrome which has left him with facial abnormalities and other health complications
Another patient suffers from Twin Transfusion Syndrome - a rare condition which makes him look nothing like his twin brother.
Nate, who has the syndrome, has facial abnormalities, and has had a total of 21 surgeries which cost him over $2 million (£1.5 million).
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The show will be followed by the return of Botched Post Op where the doctors catch up with special guests and recap Botched By Nature, discussing how the ops went and the results.
Botched By Nature premieres on Tuesday 16 August at 9pm, followed by Botched Post Op at 10pm only on E!