Outpatients

It’s all about that base when Dr Cathy receives a visit from a high-profile friend; Khanyi Mbau wants alittle more junk in her trunk. A little lip filler goes a long way when Dr Cathy helps a transgender womanfurther feminise her features.

Dr Cathy is blown away by cute little Kayla, who has survived, not one, but two major scalp injuries. Nowshe just needs to brave it through her painful hair transplant. Dr Cathy also joins one of her patients ata colon hydrotherapist.

Exotic dancer, Lady Inzyne, visits Dr Cathy for a new and improved booty. Dr Cathy also transforms thefaces of two patients suffering from facial paralysis.

Dr Cathy meets a cheeky and determined three year old, Palesa, who won’t let her Spina Bifida slow herdown. She also launches a support group for youngsters suffering from Alopecia, a devastatingcondition which can cause total hair loss.

An old friend of Dr Cathy shares the shocking tale of how hallucinogens saved her from an addiction tosleeping tablets, while Dr Cathy tackles the common issue of gaming addiction.

Dr Cathy delves deeper when she visits a cutting-edge skin cancer facility in Pretoria and has a serious message to share about the sun. Baby Anashe has lived with Encephalocele for two incredible years, after doctors’ predicted she would survive for only two weeks.

Dr Cathy runs a successful practice in Joburg, where she changes the lives of patients. She unpacks the modern approach to aesthetic surgery and breaks through with innovative techniques and methods.

The tables are turned when Dr Cathy finds herself on the receiving end of a doctor’s prescription - if she wants to curb her loss of bone density, she’ll have to go to the gym for some serious resistance training.

Dr Cathy pays a visit to Adri who has survived a terrifying ordeal - she lost an arm after her pitbullturned on her in a vicious attack. Dr Cathy catches up with Courtney from Season 1, who also survived ahorrendous animal attack.

Dr Cathy helps a man scarred by an atrocious acid attack. During a routine consultation with a lovelyyoung tap dancer, Dr Cathy notices a troubling symptom - a suspicious lesion on her scalp. She uses theopportunity to further drive home an important message.