Plot Synopsis

In this one-hour reality series, two plastic surgeons, Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif, work with victims of ill-fated cosmetic work and attempt to undo and fix their results. From frightening facelifts, shockingly bad boob enhancements and reductions and hideous nose jobs to devastating tummy tucks and lopsided butt lifts, Doctors Dubrow and Nassif try to turn tragedy into triumph, using their training, education, and sometimes even imagination. BOTCHED chronicles patients' ill-fated cosmetic work, documents their back-stories to get a sense of their pre-corrective lives of shame and insecurity, goes inside their initial consultations with the doctors, documents their corrective surgeries, peers into their post-operative follow-ups, and then reveals their new and corrected bodies. In the series premiere, both doctors team up to fix some of California's worst surgical results when they set their sights and scalpels on: Alicia, a woman suffering from what's known as a uni-boob; Michelle, an actress who's had six surgeries in search of the perfect nose; and Justin Jedlica, often called the Human Doll, because he has gone under the knife more than 100 times in order to perfect his unique physique. In subsequent episodes, the docs help these patients: Janice Dickinson, who gets her breasts (with 30-year-old implants) restored to a more natural look; Kimber James, a transgender adult film star who's undergone 24 plastic surgeries; Renee, an internet sensation after posting a shocking video of her butt implants flipping inside her body; Desiree, who got a tummy tuck in Mexico from a doctor using a block of ice to numb her abdomen; Toby Sheldon, who made headlines in recent years for spending over $100,000 to look like Justin Bieber; and many more people with botched body modifications. On Sunday, October 26, 2014 at 10pm ET/PT, E! presented the first part of a two-part reunion special, which is hosted by Maria Menounos. In the "Reunion: Show & Tell," Doctors Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow reunite to look back at the success of the first season of BOTCHED, welcoming some of their most outrageous patients. Part one of the reunion features the self-proclaimed "world's first supermodel" Janice Dickinson, the human doll Justin Jedlica, triple L breast model Lacey Wildd, celebrity look-a-like Toby Sheldon and transsexual superstar Kimber James. Part two airing Monday, October 27 at 10pm ET/PT showcases Michelle Blackwell who received her 7thrhinoplasty on Season 1, transsexual cult performer Glamorous Monique, Tijuana tummy tuck disaster Desiree White and Alicia Jenkins who was suffering from a life-ruining uniboob.

BOTCHED returned for its second season on Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 9pm ET/PT on E!, with Drs. Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow challenged to work with everyone from famous TV, sports and music stars to disfigured burn victims who have experienced the pain and emotional stress of surgeries gone wrong. In the season premiere, "I Love New Work," reality star Tiffany 'New York' Pollard hopes the doctors can fix her botched boobs, Paul reconstructs a severely burned chin, and the doctors meet a transgender woman whose face was pumped with cement. Subsequent episodes feature patients like Guillermo Eiland of Mo' Thugs, Nicole Eggert from BAYWATCH, and Jordan James Parke, who reportedly spent $150,000 to look like Kim Kardashian. On Tuesday, October 6, 2015 at 9pm ET/PT, E! debuted the Season 2 fall premiere of BOTCHED, as Drs. Dubrow and Nassif continue to put their surgical skills to the test while facing a new round of patients with traumatic plastic surgery experiences -- from identical twins seeking to look more alike through revisions to their rhinoplasties and breast augmentations, to life-saving discoveries as the doctors attempt to fix injuries from a near-fatal accident. In the mid-season premiere, "Double Trouble," Paul follows a hunch and orders more tests for a woman with a severely botched nose and discovers shocking news. The doctors work in tandem to get two "botched bunnies" back in centerfold shape.

On Tuesday, May 10, 2016 at 9pm ET/PT, E! premiered the third season of BOTCHED, featuring Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif taking on all-new surgical cases and patients with inspiring stories. In the season premiere, fan favorite Rajee, who unknowingly had her face injected with cement by someone who was not a licensed medical professional, is back in the consult room as the doctors construct a complex plan in an attempt to fix her severely disfigured face. Meanwhile, Dr. Dubrow performs surgery on a woman whose stargazing nipples are too high and an "out-of-this world" patient requests that the doctors make him look like an alien. Later in the season, Dr. Dubrow and Dr. Nassif are once again tasked with fixing the seemingly unfixable. From a transformation for a woman whose nose is stuck at a "7 o'clock" angle, to an earlobe reconstruction for a woman whose lobes have been stretched to almost two inches, the doctors will tackle even more obscure and complicated surgeries than ever before. The doctors also receive a visit from former professional wrestler, Chyna, who enlists their help to fix her botched breasts.

The fourth season of BOTCHED premiered on Sunday, June 18, 2017 at 9pm ET/PT on E!. In the season opener, "The Boob Fountain of Youth," adrag queen seeks Dr. Dubrow's expertise to rejuvenate his old breast implants (and career), Dr. Nassif tackles a severe nose deformity, and the doctors meet a woman who wants to blow up her butt! After an eight-month break, BOTCHED returned with new episodes on Wednesday, May 9, 2018 at 9pm ET/PT on Bravo, as Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif continue to draw on expertise in an effort to transform the lives and restore the confidence of patients desperately in need of both. On the mid-season return, Dr. Dubrow helps New Jersey Housewife, Kim DePaola, after a few breast augmentations gone wrong, while Dr. Nassif tackles a car-wrecked twin's twisted nose and a plastic surgery fanatic, who made headlines after receiving 350CC implants that tripled the size of his natural buttocks, needs his nose fixed so he can reach his own plastic perfection. Coming up this season on "Botched," fan favorite Rajee returns, the doctors take on a patient who nearly died after a mommy makeover gone wrong and just when the doctors think they've seen it all, a patient ravaged by a flesh eating disease, seeks the doctors help to save what's left of her breasts.

Season 5 of BOTCHED premiered on Thursday, December 6, 2018 at 9pm ET/PT on E!. Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif continue to change the lives of their patients as they come face to face with the most complicated reconstructive surgeries they've ever been challenged. In the season opener, "Knockers on Heaven's Door," singer-songwriter 'Tiny' Tameka Harris supports her best friend seeking Dr. Dubrow's help with a botched breast augmentation, Pixee Fox returns after having a whirlwind of plastic surgeries elsewhere to make herself a living cartoon, and a model seeks help from the doctors after having too much fat injected under her eyes. Six weeks earlier -- on October 25 -- E! greenlit a sixth season of BOTCHED.

The sixth season of BOTCHED premiered on Monday, November 4, 2019 at 10pm ET/PT on E!. This season, Dr. Dubrow and Dr. Nassif take on more horrific plastic surgery catastrophes and transform the lives of their hopeless patients, including a woman who grows pubic hair from her cheek due to an unfortunate skin graft, a patient with an endlessly flipping butt implant, and a woman who is "double stacked" with four breast implants. The doctors encounter even more shocking patients with "bologna" areolas, a "pelican neck," and a "Pinocchio" nose, as well as unconventional patient requests like a UK man who wants to look like Jimin from the K-Pop band "BTS," a transgender woman who is hoping to morph into a real-life Bratz doll, and more. On the season opener, "I Love New Boobs," Dr. Dubrow and Dr. Nassif meet with reality diva and former patient, Tiffany "New York" Pollard. Tiffany returns to the doctors in search of answers after experiencing symptoms of BII (Breast Implant Illness), a condition in which breast implants can cause patients to become seriously ill. Dr. Dubrow encounters a breast augmentation he has "never seen before" in patient Gia Gotham, a cos-play vixen whose nightlife has led her to body modification including a split, snake-like tongue and dangerously large breasts. Gia is looking to restore her confidence following a 2,050CC implant surgery that resulted in a lopsided chest, which is still not big enough in her mind. Plus, formerly rejected patient Jonathan Fung returns in desperate need of the doctors' help after proceeding with multiple lip filler injections against their previous advice.

BOTCHED returned for its seventh season on Tuesday, May 18, 2021 at 9pm ET/PT on E!. From heartbreaking to jaw-dropping, Drs. Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow once again take on life-changing surgeries with patients who have not only been "botched" by bad plastic surgery, but have experienced harrowing physical trauma from inexplicable genetic defects and nightmare-inducing accidents. Season 7 features themed episodes like "I Got Dumped Because of My Plastic Surgery," "I Should Have Done My Homework," and "Surgical Secrets Revealed," this season pushes the doctors to pursue innovative new treatments as they grapple with some of the most complicated cases of their careers. In the season opener, "Two Weddings & a Divorce Attorney," two former brides who weren't able to have the wedding of their dreams come to see Dr. Nassif and Dr. Dubrow. After a six-month break, BOTCHED returned with new episodes on Tuesday, January 25, 2022 at 9pm ET/PT on E!. In the winter premiere, "Go with the Toe," a cancer survivor loses her upper lip after a procedure, and a college scholar hopes to remove a gruesome graft from her foot.

Season 8 of BOTCHED premiered on Thursday, August 3, 2023 at 10pm ET/PT on E!. Drs. Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif return to take on some of the most complex cases to date, all while keeping the laughs rolling with their beloved bromance and banter. In a fresh new office, the doctors consult with a series of hopeful patients as they unveil catastrophic trauma due to past surgeries gone wrong, birth defects and horrific accidents. The season opener, "Wheel of Misfortune," features: a widow who almost died three times while healing from her tummy tuck seeks Dr. Dubrow's expertise in getting rid of what she calls Vagina Island; and a woman who is bullied because of her "pig nose" hopes Dr. Nassif can make her a tip. Some of the additional patients this season include: a woman who loses weight and goes under the knife for a routine tummy tuck after losing her husband in a freak work accident; a patient with a rare condition that left her intestines on the outside of her body; a patient who stepped on a nail as a child, who experienced a painful skin graft procedure; a woman with an aggressive form of skin cancer who went through a 10-hour procedure that left a substantial hole in her face; and a dog bite victim who lost the entire tip of her nose became depressed after enduring 20 separate unsuccessful surgeries.
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After a three-month break, BOTCHED returned with new episodes on Thursday, January 18, 2024 at 10pm ET/PT on E!. In the winter premiere, "Eye of the Tiger," a 21-year-old risks losing her left eye due to 42 botched surgery attempts to repair her face following a car accident; a woman who got a breast augmentation after massive weight loss is left with mismatched breasts and an areola in her armpit.