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Fans of the series 'Botched' will be interested to know what happened next to the patients of the hit medical show. Thanks to this series of after-show specials, which concludes its first run with this behind-the-scenes episode, they can learn more about some of the unique cases that were highlighted in the programme. Host Heather Dubrow is joined by her husband, renowned plastic surgeon Terry Dubrow as they look back on the botched surgeries that caused life-changing trauma. Of course, the show wouldn't be complete without Paul Nassif, Terry's fellow surgeon, and together, the two doctors reveal the decisions they had to make for the patients in their care. As they recap that week's 'Botched' episode, they are joined by surprise celebrity guests who offer their own perspective on the highlighted case. Select patients share their memories too and let viewers in on the emotional journey they undertook before and after surgery took place.

Dr Terry Dubrow and Dr Paul Nassif join host Heather Dubrow ('The Real Housewives of Orange County') to recap events from the first episode of 'Botched by Nature.' The renowned doctors share their own perspectives on the patients whose lives they transformed and reveal their favourite memories from the road. Tonight's guests include the show's executive producer, Alex Baskin, and together they look back on the cases of Sabrina and Nate. Sabrina had been diagnosed at the age of 18 with a condition known as 'ulcerative colitis,' an immune disorder which left her with deflated breasts. After suffering from painful complications following breast surgery, she turned to Terry and Paul for help. The two doctors also helped Nate, one half of a set of twins, who was born with abnormalities on his face and body. Viewers can learn more about the lives of these very different people and can witness the life changing transformations that took place.

Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif join host Heather Dubrow ('The Real Housewives of Orange County') to discuss the life changing transformations that took place on the second episode of the medical reality show 'Botched by Nature.' The two doctors share their own perspectives on the patients whose lives they transformed and they reveal the life-changing decisions they had to make to help them live a more normal life. In this aftershow special, viewers are re-introduced to Rosa Sanchez, a female war veteran who was left with a disfigured body and breasts after being struck by lightning in a parking lot. There are also updates about Chrystal, a South Carolina woman whose toe deformity caused her psychological damage. The renowned plastic surgeons helped both of these patients and viewers can discover how these two very different people are living their lives after having undergone surgery.

Dr Terry Dubrow and Dr Paul Nassif join American actress and beauty expert Heather Dubrow to discuss the life-changing transformations that took place on the third episode of the medical reality show 'Botched by Nature.' The renowned plastic surgeons share their own perspectives on the patients whose lives they transformed and reveal their favourite memories from being on the road. As ever, they are joined by celebrity guests, who this episode include Dr Barry Lasasso, whose work was featured on the programme. Together, they look back on the cases of Brandon and the Godfrey twins. Brandon was born with pectus excavatum, a condition that caused his chest wall to sink in. After a problem with his implant, the young father asked Terry and Paul for help. The doctors then helped the twins who were born prematurely with cleft lips and palates. Viewers can learn more about the surgeries that changed their lives for the better.

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