BOTCHED Plastic Surgery with Dr. Terry Dubrow & Dr. Paul Nassif
Media Mayhem with Allison Hope Weiner
Episode 166
Episode Synopsis
BOTCHED, the E! show that chronicles how bad plastic surgery can be corrected, is shared by show doctors, Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif. We talk with them about good and bad cosmetic surgery, the 70’s idea of plastic surgery, and how to screen patients and doctors to make sure everyone is playing with a full deck.
Guest Bio
Plastic surgeon Dr. Terry Dubrow was first introduced to American viewing audiences in 2004, when Fox aired its hit plastic surgery reality show The Swan. But before television gained him an international reputation for transformative cosmetic surgery work, Dr. Dubrow was already renowned throughout southern California for his highly successful plastic surgery practice based in Newport Beach, where he continues to serve men and women in areas surrounding Orange County.
Dr. Paul Nassif as skilled facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon is Trusted with Faces Worldwide ™. His surgical prowess has been recognized international by the media, patients and peers for his innovative surgical techniques. Known as a revision and ethnic rhinoplasty specialist, Dr. Nassif is sought after by patients from around the world for help in correcting some of the most challenging complications cases. His work specializes in obtaining natural results in both rhinoplasty and aging face surgery at Spalding Drive Cosmetic Surgery & Dermatology in Beverly Hills, California.
Hosts
Allison Hope Weiner
Episode Breakdown
00:01 Welcoming Dr. Terry Dubrow & Dr. Paul Nassif of BOTCHED.
02:10 “How long have you known each other.”
04:41 Plastic surgery addicts, and “Justin, the human doll.”
09:30 Janice Dickinson on the show and behind the scenes.
12:31 Rebuilding noses and other parts from other parts.
15:25 When do you say no to a client?
19:28 “Less is more,” and “more is more,” in cosmetic surgery.
23:30 People getting botched surgery from unqualified doctors.
26:44 People looking for perfection, instead of improvement.
30:20 Idealized proportions for breasts and faces.
34:54 Listening to the patient and not assuming what they are looking for.
37:37 Healing from surgery and mitigating ideals.
41:30 When is the right time to consider plastic surgery?
44:07 Plastic surgery for men and male movie stars.
46:10 Thanks and Goodbye.
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