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Tonight, a new episode of Botched will air on E! at 9pm ET/PT. Can Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif work their magic? Tune in tonight to find out.
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Preview
Botched premiered in 2014. It chronicles Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif as they try and fix plastic surgeries that have gone wrong.
And just who are the celebrity plastic surgeons on the show? Terry Dubrow, 59, is known for The Swan as well as Botched. He’s also appeared on The Real Housewives of Orange County with his wife, Heather.
Nassif, meanwhile, specializes in plastic surgery– specifically rhinoplasty. Dr. Nassif is a member of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.
Speaking last year about the new season, Nassif shared, “This year, we’ve now taken it to the next level where we don’t even know how to say ‘no’ to patients anymore… So we’re taking patients that have the most incredible complications that we’ve seen, telling them that they will have a complication, they do have a complication, but we’re actually doing it because their lives are destroyed and we’re trying to help them.”
Terry then told E! online that the show had received over 10,000 applicants.
Be sure to tune into tonight’s episode of Botched on E! at 9pm ET/PT.