Botched Up Bodies

The surgical team correct the cosmetic surgery damage for five unlucky women who came out disfigured after their procedures went wrong. The team meet Sherri who longed for a designer vagina but instead of trimming her labia the surgeon removed them. She then had filler injected in a bid to correct the damage, but this only made matters worse. Meanwhile Claire wanted smaller breasts. After her breast reduction, she developed tissue necrosis, a rare condition which caused her them to rot, which left her with open wounds. When Dawn had gastric band surgery and a tummy tuck on the NHS, she was left with a swollen, bulging vagina. Following the birth of her five children, Louise had been left with saggy and misshapen breasts. A boob job should have improved her figure and given her back her confidence. Instead she has painful, lopsided boobs and an addiction to painkillers. Sara regretted having permanent filler injected into her face when she subsequently suffered a series of infections that have left her face lumpy and distorted. It is now up to the surgeons to try to repair the damage and restore the women's confidence. It will be painful and will take a great deal of both time and skill, but for these five women it will make all the difference to their lives.

This week we focus on four patients. Mark from Liverpool had surgery to remove his man boobs, which resulted in his right nipple falling off. He had a skin graft to rebuild it but he ended up with something that looks like 'a piece of pepperoni'. He wants to be normal again. Mother of three Amal had permanent filler injected into her face in a bid to turn back the clock – but it has ended up turning her face into a chemical war zone. She wants it removed before it's too late and her face is damaged beyond repair. Travel agent Katrina from London had a gastric band fitted on the NHS. The resulting fifteen stone weight loss left her with four and half kilos of excess skin, which no amount of exercise will fix. Only surgery can help. Former soldier Machel from Cardiff had four dental implants fitted at a cut-price dentist and got more than he bargained for. He ended up with an infection that is ravaging his jawbone. His teeth change colour when he eats and threaten to fall out when he smiles. Machel wants a gleaming white set of teeth that will stay firmly in place. Can the surgeons correct the catastrophes and give the victims the boobs, faces, teeth and tums that they have always wanted?