When will 'Botched' Season 8 air? Release date, time, and how to watch E!'s medical series

'Botched' captures the challenges and successes of restorative work, offering insights into corrective surgeries and their transformational impact
'Botched' Season 8 brings plastic surgeons Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif together once again (@drdubrow/Instagram)
'Botched' Season 8 brings plastic surgeons Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif together once again (@drdubrow/Instagram)

THOUSAND OAKS, CALIFORNIA: E!'s 'Botched' revolves around two skilled Southern California plastic surgeons who specialize in correcting and repairing procedures gone awry. With expertise in handling various complications, these doctors tackle a diverse range of cases on the show, from failed nose jobs to extreme procedures.

The show captures the challenges and successes of their restorative work, offering insights into the world of corrective surgeries and the transformational impact they have on patients' lives.


 
 
 
 
 
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When will 'Botched' Season 8 air? 

The new season of the medical reality series will premiere on August 3 at 10 pm ET. 

How to watch 'Botched' Season 8? 

Don't miss the adrenaline-packed Season 8 of 'Botched', premiering on E! Brace yourself for jaw-dropping cases as renowned plastic surgeons Dr Terry Dubrow and Dr Paul Nassif fearlessly tackle every complication, transforming lives with their talent and charm.

Who stars in 'Botched' Season 8? 

Dr Terry Dubrow

Dubrow shot to fame through his transformative work on the hit reality show 'The Swan'. With a passion for plastic surgery and a philosophy focused on natural-looking results, Dr Dubrow's Newport Beach-based practice has become a go-to destination for facelifts, rhinoplasty, tummy tucks, and more. As a board-certified expert, he prioritizes understanding his patients' goals and aspirations, ensuring they leave feeling more confident and like their true selves. An accomplished author and advocate for minimal treatments, Dr Dubrow's expertise and integrity have earned him an glowing reputation in the field.


 
 
 
 
 
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Dr Paul Nassif

Nassif is a renowned Beverly Hills facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon known for his pioneering techniques and natural-looking results. With affiliations to top medical schools and hospitals in California, he has been featured in major media outlets for his expertise in cosmetic surgery, including revision rhinoplasty and the "anti-gravity facelift." As a key figure on E!'s 'Dr 90210' and 'Botched', Dr Nassif's reputation as a revision rhinoplasty specialist has grown globally. Beyond his successful practice, he remains dedicated to charitable work, helping victims of domestic violence and supporting various foundations. His passion lies in providing patients with aesthetically pleasing and functional results, shaping noses with balance and harmony.


 
 
 
 
 
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What is 'Botched' Season 8 about?

Southern California's renowned plastic surgeons Dr Terry Dubrow and Dr Paul Nassif fearlessly tackle every complication known to man. From glow-in-the-dark breasts to a human "Ken doll" with 25 procedures under his belt, they've seen it all! This season, brace yourself for jaw-dropping cases, including a shocking nose amputation, a bizarre $250,000 enhancement, and a person without a nostril. The skilled duo's magic touch transforms severely botched breast augmentations into smiles of satisfaction. As the trailer reveals, patients leave the operating room beaming with gratitude, knowing they've found their heroes. With a sprinkle of levity amidst intense surgeries, Dr Dubrow and Dr Nassif's banter keeps the energy high.

What is the latest buzz around 'Botched' Season 8? 

From a woman with a badly scarred stomach due to a supposedly simple tummy tuck that landed her in the ICU three times, to another patient confronting the reality of scalpels, needles, and blood, the cases are intense and often alarming. The show also presents nerve-wracking moments, such as a surgery where the doctors consider amputation and another where a patient's stats plummet, leading to an emergency room clearance. The doctors navigate several high-stakes scenarios and tackle each case with unwavering dedication, showcasing their expertise and determination to transform lives in the face of daunting complications.

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