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When will 'Take My Tumor' air? All you need to know about TLC's medical show

'Take My Tumor' follows the journeys of three doctors as they tackle extreme tumor cases of various patients

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: If you're a fan of medical reality TV or have a strong stomach, TLC's new series 'Take My Tumor' could be just what you're looking for.

TLC is dedicated to bringing viewers remarkable real-life stories filled with heart, humor, hope, and human connection. Their diverse programming encompasses fascinating families, heartwarming transformations, and pivotal life moments.

By providing a platform for these narratives without judgment, TLC creates an inclusive space where viewers can immerse themselves in the full spectrum of human experiences and emotions.

The new series 'Take My Tumor' showcases doctors tackling extreme cases by performing tumor removal surgeries on individuals in what is described as an intense series. It shines a spotlight on unique patients, challenging surgeries, and life-changing procedures.

Viewer discretion is advised, as the trailer alone hints at the intense and sometimes graphic nature of the show.

What is 'Take My Tumor'  about?

TLC unveiled its latest offering, a new limited series titled 'Take My Tumor' which follows the journeys of three doctors as they tackle extreme cases by removing tumors from patients. This medical transformation series promises to showcase the expertise of these doctors as they navigate challenging surgeries and strive to make a life-changing difference for their patients.

Renowned surgeons Dr Kimberly Moore Dalal, Dr Jason Cohen, and Dr Ryan F Osborne are featured in the series, taking on some of the most challenging cases of their careers.

When does 'Take My Tumor' premiere?

The new limited series, produced by Ping Pong Productions for TLC, is set to debut on Wednesday, April 3rd.

How to watch 'Take My Tumor'?

You can watch the show on TLC.

Who stars in 'Take My Tumor'?

The medical experts are:

1- Dr Kimberly Moore Dalal, with 20 years of experience, is a fellowship-trained surgical oncologist based in Burlingame, California.

2- Dr Jason Cohen, a surgical oncologist and general surgeon in Beverly Hills, California, specializes in the surgical treatment of the thyroid and parathyroid glands.

3- Dr Ryan F Osborne, an internationally renowned expert surgeon, serves as the Director of Head and Neck Surgery at the Osborne Head and Neck Institute (OHNI) in Los Angeles, California.

The show will also feature a diverse range of patients with extreme cases:

1- The Woman Covered in Thousands of Tumors – Charmaine from Trinidad suffers from an extreme case of neurofibromatosis, with tumors covering her entire body, posing life-threatening risks without surgery.

2. The Woman with A Tumor Half Her Height– Thirty-year-old Alexandra has a 20-pound tumor that starts at the back of her neck and reaches below her waist, requiring urgent surgical removal.

3. The Man with the Talking Neck Tumor – Tim grapples with a massive neck tumor that's rapidly growing, but surgery poses risks of paralysis.

4. The Man with the Hanging Face Tumor – Marlow considers a high-risk surgery to remove a facial tumor against his family's wishes, while Amy faces challenges removing a tumor on her back after delaying surgery for 17 years.

5. The Woman with a Tumor for a Stomach – Jennifer's stomach tumor strains her relationship, while fifteen-year-old Marcelo travels to LA to remove a massive neck tumor, facing potential risks.

6. The Man with the Spicy Tumor – Arlin's neck tumor poses surgery challenges due to constant fluid oozing, and Renae struggles with a tumor impacting her job as a caring pastor.

What is the latest buzz around 'Take My Tumor'?

TLC recently posted on their Instagram account featuring Charmaine, a patient bravely sharing her journey with NF-1 neurofibromatosis, shedding light on her courageous battle with the condition. 

Charmaine opens up about how her skin condition began at the age of 13, revealing that her mother also shares the same condition, albeit less severe. She reflects on how initially, her skin condition wasn't as severe, but over the years, it has progressively worsened.

TLC captioned the post, "Charmaine’s condition is severe - but the reveal after surgery is extreme! Don’t miss #TakeMyTumor Wednesdays 10/9c on TLC," inviting viewers to witness Charmaine's story on the show.