Botched has presented some notably startling instances of before-and-after transformations in cosmetic surgery, like Rajee’s unconventional cement face implants and the twins Lucy and Anna, who were dismayed to discover the asymmetry in their breast implants. While Drs. Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif have assisted numerous individuals with corrective plastic surgery services, they remain unhesitant to reject patients when the risks outweigh the benefits.

Dr. Dubrow, at 59, has been quoted saying, «I understand there are 10 plastic surgeons on this block who’ll operate on you, but I encourage you to have realistic expectations.» He emphasizes the importance of embracing natural appearances, asserting that plastic surgery is an opportunity for enhancement rather than perfection. He often advises against unnecessary procedures, stating, «You have no need for any of it at all unless you have a significant abnormality that is impacting you socially.»

Botched serves as a cautionary tale, shedding light on the potential risks associated with cosmetic surgery. Dr. Dubrow emphasizes the importance of evaluating whether the potential rewards outweigh the potential drawbacks, considering the real dangers involved. The show has depicted cases where patients faced severe conditions such as necrosis, infections, granulomas, and even blindness.

The narrative of Botched extends beyond the surgical room, as evident in the tragic story of Toby Sheldon. Known for his striking resemblance to Justin Bieber and having spent over $100,000 to emulate the singer’s look, Sheldon tragically passed away from a drug overdose in 2015, a year after appearing on the show.

Explore some of the most unusual transformations featured on Botched in the past!