Botched by Nature

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  • TV-14
  • 2016
  • 2 Seasons
  • 7.6  (156)

Botched by Nature is a reality television series that premiered in 2016 on E! and is still ongoing. It stars plastic surgeons Terry J. Dubrow and Paul Nassif, along with patient advocate Peter Curti. The show focuses on individuals who have had previous surgeries that have gone wrong, resulting in disfigurement and other abnormalities. Unlike its predecessor, Botched, which dealt with plastic surgery gone wrong, Botched by Nature is more focused on reconstructive surgery.

In each episode, the trio travels across the US in search of people who have had physical deformities due to various reasons. These deformities could have occurred at birth or as a result of an accident. They also choose patients who are in need of reconstructive surgery to correct deformities caused by previous plastic surgeries. Throughout the show, Dubrow, Nassif, and Curti work together to help these individuals regain their self-confidence and lead a normal life.

Before each surgery, the patients undergo a thorough examination by the doctors to assess the extent of their deformities and the possible improvements that can be made. The show also features testimonials from the patients, where they describe their emotional struggles and how their deformities have affected their lives. This makes the show quite emotional and heartwarming.

Botched by Nature is a show that highlights the extent of physical deformities and the sufferings that people go through due to these deformities. It also highlights the importance of reconstructive surgery and how it can change people's lives. The show is also educational because it teaches viewers about different types of physical deformities and how they can be corrected.

In addition to being informative, Botched by Nature is also entertaining. The show has its funny moments, especially when the trio tries to bond with patients and their family members. The doctors also have a good rapport with each other and often exchange witty banter, which adds to the entertainment value of the show.

Overall, Botched by Nature is an inspiring show that focuses on the resilience of people who have had to live with physical deformities. It shows how medical science can be used to correct these deformities and help people gain back their self-confidence. The show is a must-watch for anyone who is interested in plastic surgery, reconstructive surgery or just appreciates inspirational stories. Besides, it's never a bad idea to watch something that brings hope to humanity.

Botched by Nature is a series that ran for 2 seasons (16 episodes) between August 3, 2016 and on E!

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Where to Watch Botched by Nature
Botched by Nature is available for streaming on the E! website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Botched by Nature on demand at Amazon, NBC, Vudu, USA, FuboTV, hayu, Google Play and Apple TV.
  • Premiere Date
    August 3, 2016
  • IMDB Rating
    7.6  (156)
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