Botched Up Bodies

This first episode follows 49-year-old Stephen Dockrell as he seeks to be free of the huge sack of excess skin left after his gastric bypass. Scaffolder Darren Mills travelled to Asia in search of perfect teeth but instead got a mangled mouth. Kim Brockhurst, a 50-year-old mum from Gwent, South Wales, wanted bigger, bouncier boobs but ended up with horribly lopsided breasts.

This week, 37-year-old Paula Duncan is desperate to be free of her nasty, oversized rippling boobs caused by faulty surgery. Her original surgeon used implants that were far too big for her frame, leaving her with a bust that looks so terrible she will not even let her husband see it. Can top surgeon Patrick Mallucci fix the damage? Meanwhile Niall Kirkpatrick's patient is 37-year-old Mozafar Kakawisi, the victim of a shoddy nose job in Poland. He wanted the tip reduced in size but instead has been left with a crooked, bumpy nose that looks as though he has been in a boxing match and lost. Niall sets to work to repair the damage. Michael Davies is another who has good reason to wish that he had never gone under the knife when substandard cosmetic surgery left him needing corrective procedure for a saggy belly button. The final case is 36-year-old Sherri Lee Masson, who paid a surgeon £1,900 in 2005 to have her labia trimmed. Instead, he botched the operation and removed them. She is pinning her hopes on a specialist plastic surgeon being able to repair the damage and rebuild her labia...

We continue to follow Britain's top plastic surgeons as they work to repair the disastrous results of dodgy cosmetic surgery. We meet Rachael Dallimore, a 26-year-old from Bolton, who paid £5,000 for breast uplift surgery and implants. She ended up with horrific scarring and nothing else – no uplift and no implants. Can surgeon Nick Percival repair the damage and give her the uplift and implants that she wanted all along? The team also visits Miami to meet Rajee Narinesingh. In 2003, Rajee had cheap black market filler injected into her breasts, cheeks and buttocks. However, it was later discovered that what had been injected into Rajee was a mixture of tyre sealant, mineral oil and glue. Rita Peyton, a 37-year-old mum of one from Liverpool, wanted a bump removed from the bridge of her nose. The overzealous surgeon, however, totally removed the entire tip of Rita's nose instead. Can the surgeons help?