Botched Docs Terry Dubrow & Paul Nassif REACT to Show's Most Memorable Moments _

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00:00 It's very scary operating on your wife,

00:02 'cause if it goes wrong, you take home your complication.

00:05 - You know, I've heard that joke about a family.

00:06 (laughing)

00:07 - It's a good one though, isn't it?

00:08 If you couldn't be a surgeon, you know what I'd be?

00:11 - Yeah, you'd be a friggin' stand-up comedian,

00:12 is what you'd be.

00:13 - That was the toughest case I've ever done.

00:16 Lives of your children.

00:17 - Oh, did I?

00:18 - Do you pass gas in the OR?

00:20 - Yes.

00:21 - Thank you.

00:22 - I'm Dr. Paul Masso.

00:23 - And I'm Dr. Terry Dubrow.

00:24 - And this is our ET retrospective.

00:27 - This is a walk down memory lane.

00:29 - Take a look at me.

00:30 Anything different?

00:33 - Gained weight.

00:34 - God, look at my hair.

00:35 - Oh my God.

00:36 - Look at the way I look.

00:37 - You were so young and chubby.

00:41 - I was chubby.

00:43 - That's when they allowed you to swim in the ocean.

00:45 Now you've had too much plastic surgery,

00:46 so the dolphins will choke on you,

00:48 so they don't put you in the ocean anymore.

00:50 - You know, I've heard that joke about a family.

00:51 (laughing)

00:52 - It's a good one though, isn't it?

00:54 So this was a wild idea that Paul actually came up with.

00:57 We were having dinner, you know, the executive producers,

01:01 and we were having dinner here in Hollywood,

01:02 and I go, "It's time to make another doctor show."

01:05 - By then, we were specialists in revisional surgery,

01:08 so that was the genesis of the idea.

01:11 - Said, "Why don't we just take some patients

01:13 "that have had really bad plastic surgery?"

01:16 So I call him, we're having dinner,

01:17 I go, "What do you think of this idea?"

01:18 "That's the stupidest idea I've ever heard."

01:21 Plus he was sick, he had the flu at that point.

01:23 - It was a dumb, dumb idea.

01:24 - He goes, "You're gonna show all of our mistakes

01:25 "and all these complications on TV?"

01:27 - Right, if every other doctor--

01:29 - I go, "Yeah."

01:30 - Yeah, these are unfixable cases that no doctors can fix,

01:33 and you want us to try to do it on national television.

01:36 Not the greatest thing for the reputation.

01:38 - So of course, the next day he goes,

01:39 "All right, let's try it."

01:40 ♪ I love it perfect ♪

01:42 - We never thought we'd be here eight seasons later,

01:45 but that's one of the biggest things,

01:47 is one, the opportunity that we've had,

01:49 how lucky we are to help people

01:51 that never thought they could be helped.

01:52 - I'm glamorous, I'm fabulous,

01:55 but I need the rest of me to come into alignment with it.

01:59 - Ah, Tiffany, yeah.

02:02 Last thing we wanna do is have a major complication

02:04 on a giant reality star.

02:06 - You know, as a surgeon,

02:07 I'm having a bit of an oh crap moment.

02:10 It's not happening today.

02:12 There's not gonna be enough time

02:14 to do a good job on both the breasts and the nose.

02:18 - Too much surgery.

02:19 Safety first.

02:20 That's the problem with plastic surgery these days.

02:22 Surgeons will continue on and go past eight,

02:25 nine, 10, 11 hours,

02:26 and that's when it gets really risky.

02:28 - You know, the other thing that's interesting,

02:29 now if we had that same case,

02:32 we'd be doing it because we'd be doing it

02:34 probably about 35 to 40% less time.

02:37 - Biggest challenge working together in the OR,

02:38 honestly, is, and I'm not kidding about this,

02:43 he passes gas in the OR.

02:45 - It's not true.

02:46 - And he thinks it's okay.

02:47 - It's not true.

02:47 - By the way, it is true.

02:48 - It's not.

02:49 - By the way, it is true.

02:50 - I'm gonna do this in front of you

02:51 just to see what you would do.

02:52 - Hold on a second.

02:54 Hold on a second.

02:55 Lives of your children,

02:57 do you pass gas in the OR?

02:59 - Yes.

03:00 - Thank you.

03:01 - Hold on.

03:02 Every doctor is gonna do that.

03:04 Every surgeon.

03:04 - Oh, really?

03:05 - Hold on.

03:06 You're talking to the guy who,

03:07 in the middle of the night,

03:08 - Passing gas in the OR is acceptable.

03:09 - When he's in bed with his wife

03:10 and he has to pass gas, guess what he does?

03:12 - I will go to the bathroom.

03:13 - He gets up, he wakes him,

03:14 and gets him and goes to the bathroom.

03:15 Who does that?

03:16 - Hi, Anya.

03:17 - Hi, sir, I have to go.

03:18 - Go.

03:20 - Ladies and gentlemen, Heather Dubrow.

03:22 - Hi.

03:23 - You should keep her, yeah.

03:24 - My Anya.

03:24 - Look at those shoes.

03:25 - Hi, cutie.

03:26 How are you guys?

03:27 - Good, we're good.

03:28 - Can you guys look here?

03:29 Can I take a picture of you?

03:29 All right, smile, guys.

03:30 (camera shutter)

03:31 All right, but now look normal, please.

03:32 (camera shutter)

03:33 So cute!

03:34 - Love you.

03:34 - All right, I gotta go.

03:35 - How many implants do you have total?

03:37 - I think I have 25 implants now.

03:39 - Oh, it's Justin.

03:41 - Yeah.

03:42 - The human Ken doll.

03:43 He's like a Ken doll who's designed himself.

03:47 He's actually really quite brilliant and talented.

03:50 He's really an expert at this,

03:52 and I've used him over the seasons

03:54 to help me design implants.

03:56 This guy really knows what he's talking about.

03:59 - He's had complications?

04:00 - He's had complications.

04:01 I mean, you could easily look at him

04:03 through the lens of he's gone too far,

04:05 but he's very happy.

04:07 He has had complications,

04:08 but very few despite how many procedures

04:10 he's had done on himself.

04:12 - I wanna remove my nipples and my belly button.

04:15 - Here's the problem with a case like this.

04:17 He's gonna have his nipples removed,

04:19 and if he can't find a real surgeon to do it,

04:22 he's gonna go to some back alley body modification place

04:26 and do it under non-stero conditions

04:28 by an untrained individual.

04:29 You almost wanna do it for him,

04:31 but there's a line that we don't cross,

04:33 and he unfortunately wanted us to cross that line.

04:37 - It's too unpredictable, at least in this country.

04:40 - I get a lot of people wanting

04:42 the bigger buttock projections,

04:45 the sort of Kardashian effect.

04:47 I get that a lot.

04:48 I don't do that operation

04:49 'cause it's the most fatal procedure

04:51 in plastic surgery, the Brazilian butt lip,

04:53 but I get that with the body quite frequently.

04:56 - I actually watched someone die.

04:58 - Yeah.

04:59 - I mean, this actually,

05:01 I walked in after the procedure

05:03 and they had a pulmonary embolism,

05:04 it's called FAT,

05:05 going into a vein that went through the heart to the lung,

05:08 and actually they died within about eight minutes.

05:11 So I'm, I have a little PTSD from that.

05:14 - There's several cases I wish I could have done.

05:16 In fact, there was one that we turned down.

05:19 - Yeah, I remember her.

05:20 - And then we thought about it for a season and a half

05:23 and then had an epiphany,

05:25 and we actually took her on, Raji.

05:28 - To get my face done first.

05:29 - What did she inject first?

05:31 - Well, concrete, cement.

05:33 - Raji, who had all this material placed in her face

05:35 from plumbing supply stores,

05:38 nobody would touch her,

05:40 and then we sort of figured out

05:42 how to remove it using orthopedic tools,

05:45 and it was very successful, but very high risk.

05:48 That was the toughest case I've ever done.

05:50 Yeah, every surgeon on the planet turned her down

05:55 because it was considered absolutely,

05:58 not only unfixable,

06:00 but potentially extraordinarily dangerous.

06:02 - How are you?

06:03 - I'm doing well, good to see you.

06:06 - That was sort of one of the most rewarding cases

06:08 I've ever done.

06:09 (Raji grunts)

06:11 - I'm getting nauseated.

06:12 - Oh my God, you're like that, you're sick.

06:13 - Look at this, look at this.

06:14 - I had to sit down because I was getting dizzy.

06:15 - Look at this, there's something weirdly enjoyable

06:20 about having needles injected in your face.

06:21 But by the way, I had way too much injected after that,

06:25 and I looked pretty weird for a long time.

06:27 So I was like a cautionary tale,

06:28 walking around myself, don't do what I've done.

06:31 - The doctor botched himself.

06:33 - Botched by the botched doctor.

06:35 Yeah, that happened to me.

06:37 - I'm Heather Dubrow, I'm Terry's wife.

06:39 - What are you doing here?

06:41 - Oh, it's my beautiful wife.

06:43 Oh, look how gorgeous my wife is.

06:46 Boy, my wife does not age.

06:48 - You might even say you botched it.

06:51 - It's very scary operating on your wife,

06:53 'cause if it goes wrong, you take home your complication.

06:56 I don't like operating on friends or family,

06:58 but if they have a uniquely difficult problem

07:01 that I have a special experience in,

07:03 I feel it's my responsibility to do it.

07:06 But if it's routine and it's straightforward,

07:08 on my family, I'd really rather not do it.

07:12 Complications happen in plastic surgery,

07:14 even to the best, most experienced surgeons.

07:16 If you have a complication in your family or your friends,

07:21 it's devastating to your relationship.

07:24 - Yeah, I'm on the opposite spectrum.

07:25 I do want to operate on my friends and family.

07:28 - No matter what they want?

07:29 - Well, no, if it's something, you know, realistic,

07:31 and something I can do a great job on.

07:33 - You want to do a face lift on your friend?

07:35 - If I'm talented, yeah, I do it all the time.

07:37 - What if they hate it? - Yeah, what if they hate it?

07:39 - Well, then you got a problem.

07:40 But the point is, I do.

07:41 I'd rather do a face lift on my friend

07:44 than somebody else.

07:45 - Gonna be something about my daddy, isn't it?

07:47 Let's see.

07:48 My daddy knows more than Tara.

07:51 - I am the luckiest guy.

07:54 Listen, second time around.

07:56 I mean, I got three wonderful boys.

07:58 I am married to Brittany. I'm the luckiest guy.

08:02 The most incredible wife, the most incredible boys.

08:05 And now, what charisma.

08:08 This girl is so beautiful and wonderful.

08:11 Makes me laugh.

08:12 At the age, yes, I'm gonna say it.

08:14 I have a younger wife, and I'm 61

08:17 with a almost three-year-old baby daughter.

08:20 You know, how does that feel?

08:21 People ask me a lot.

08:22 What is that, crazy? I love it.

08:24 - You love it. - It has actually made me

08:26 want to live a lot longer.

08:28 - Yeah. - Oh, God!

08:29 - The most requested celeb body part

08:31 Terry and Paul get asked to do?

08:33 Kylie Jenner's lips.

08:34 And season eight, airing Thursdays on E!

08:36 is filled with over 50 transformations,

08:38 including one that might be their toughest yet.

08:42 - You did some genius work,

08:44 and this season, I think he did the case of the series.

08:49 Not just of the season, but of the entire series.

08:52 This woman has a big, giant, growing tumor on her face

08:56 that nobody would touch.

08:59 He took it on, and it's wow, so congratulations.

09:02 - Thank you. - I might as well kind of

09:04 toot my own horn. Woo-hoo!

09:06 - Thank you so much. - You're welcome.

09:08 - I'm really scared. - I like getting shot.

09:10 - I think the most rewarding part of being

09:12 Surgeons On Bunch is the ability

09:15 to fix the unfixable and to take people

09:18 from hopeless and sad and not part of normal society

09:24 and allow them to be normal again.

09:27 - Will you be my hero?

09:28 - This is my life's calling.

09:30 This is what we'll be known for.

09:32 This is our legacy, and we are truly blessed

09:35 and grateful to have this opportunity,

09:37 and I hope we get to continue to do it a lot more

09:39 because people need it out there.

09:42 - No matter what everyone says about you,

09:43 you're not that stupid. - It's good to be good-looking,

09:45 and I'm kind of smart. - Okay, now you lost me.

09:48 - I mean, looking at this, we've never done this before.

09:50 Never looked back at all those seasons,

09:52 so this is the first time we've ever done that.

09:54 Thank you for that. - Thank you, E.T.

09:56 That was great. That was really enjoyable.

09:58 - We love E.T. - We love E.T.

09:59 Who doesn't love E.T.?

10:01 [music ends]

10:03 (bells chiming)

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