A countdown of the top dozen most obsessed patients. Doctors Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif look back at patients obsessed with everything being bigger and nothing ever being enough

The famous doctor duo Dr. Nassif and Dr. Dubrow are taking the show on the road and heading cross country to change the lives of those who have been botched by genetics or a traumatic incident.

The first of a short series of after-show specials that takes an in-depth look at highlighted cases from the hit medical show 'Botched'. Host Heather Dubrow, alongside renowned plastic surgery experts Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif, recaps a selected 'Botched' episode. Viewers can learn more about the patients at the heart of the show, with never before seen footage and newly-revealed secrets. The hosts are joined by the relevant patients and some surprise celebrity guests in this light-hearted and sometimes comedic look back at the life-changing cases that the doctors were tasked with. Get the inside scoop from the doctors themselves as they discuss the decisions they had to make when managing the needs of the patients in their care. Then learn from the patients themselves as they showcase their newly-restored bodies and give insights into how the doctors have changed their lives for the better.

Join beauty expert Heather Dubrow and renowned plastic surgeons Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif as they return to host the second of three after-show specials featuring highlighted cases from the hit medical series 'Botched'. Together, they recap the relevant episode and offer further insights through newly revealed secrets, behind-the-scenes footage, and commentary from the patients themselves. Some surprise celebrity guests offer their perspectives too, while the two esteemed doctors reveal more about the life-changing decisions they had to make in support of the patients in their care. Fans of 'Botched' can learn more about the original operations that caused the patients both heartache and body ache. And they can gain an insight into the emotional journey the patients went on before and after Terry and Paul changed their lives for the better. As doctors and patients alike have experienced, it sometimes is possible to fix the unfixable.