Where is Chase now? ‘Botched’ patient seeks help to fix ‘experimented’ top surgery after shedding 200lbs

Chase mentions his previous surgeon carried out an experiment on him as if he were a Guinea pig
Botched Season 9 patient Chase wants to fix lose skin on chest and stomach (Botched TV)
Botched Season 9 patient Chase wants to fix lose skin on chest and stomach (Botched TV)

BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA: 'Botched' Season 9 patient Chase turned to the Botched doctors Terry Dubrow and says Paul Nassif to address issues with his chest skin resulting from a botched surgery by his previous surgeon. Describing the unfortunate experience to the Botched doctors, Chase revealed that his inexperienced former surgeon had essentially scooped out a portion of his skin, comparing it to using an ice cream scooper. The surgeon then repositioned the skin haphazardly, leaving Chase with an appearance he likened to a salami.

Opening up to the Botched doctors, Chase shared the regrettable journey of how he ended up with the inexperienced surgeon and the subsequent complications. Expressing his remorse, he sought a solution and underwent a new surgery performed by Dr Terry to correct the botched outcome. The Botched doctors agreed to help Chase address the aftermath of the previous procedure and work towards improving the look of his chest skin.

Who is Chase from 'Botched' Season 9? 

Chase, a new patient at 'Botched' from California, faced challenges due to rapid weight loss, resulting in loose skin on his chest. He explained to the Botched doctors that his previous surgery was a disaster. His surgeon, who was performing a top surgery for the first time, lacked experience. In an unexpected turn of events, Chase even assisted his previous surgeon during the procedure, sharing pictures that showcased the problematic outcome.

Chase's previous doctor then acknowledged the challenges and agreed to "try" to do a top surgery on him, which ultimately failed. Describing the situation to the Botched doctors, Chase shared his journey. "I decide to go back to the surgeon who had done my stomach as I was his Guinea pig as I was the first one that he ever did it with," he said to the botched doctors. "I showed him photos and different procedures of how they are normally done and he looked at it and said yeah I can probably try it," he added. 

Chase shares his experience to Botched doctors (Instagram/ @BotchedTV)
Chase shared his experience with the Botched doctors (Instagram/ @BotchedTV)


What happened to
Chase from 'Botched' Season 9? 

Chase, a California resident and one of the patients on 'Botched,' sought help from the doctors due to his drastic weight loss of 200 pounds, resulting in excess loose skin. He expressed how the loose skin on his chest feels like salami, negatively impacting his confidence and overall well-being for an extended period.

Chase recounted his previous experience with a top surgery, describing it as a horrible mistake. He had initially undergone the procedure with a doctor who was performing top surgery for the first time, turning Chase into a guinea pig for the inexperienced surgeon. The doctors at Botched were shocked to learn about this, and Chase emphasized his desire to correct the botched results and improve his situation.

Chase explains that his loose skin looks like Salami (Instagram/ @BotchedTV)
Chase explained that his loose skin looked like salami (Instagram/ @BotchedTV)


Who are 'Botched' Season 9 surgeons?

In Season 8 of 'Botched,' surgeons Dr Terry Dubrow and Dr Paul Nassif teamed up to tackle the most challenging and complex plastic surgery mishap cases to date.

Dr Terry Dubrow

Plastic surgeon Dr Terry Dubrow made his television debut with Fox's hit plastic surgery reality show, 'The Swan', in 2004. Even before gaining international recognition, Dr Dubrow was renowned throughout southern California for his highly successful plastic surgery practice based in Newport Beach, CA.

Dr Dubrow also completed a three-year fellowship at UCLA School of Medicine, where he was later appointed chief resident of general and plastic surgery. According to his website, Dr Dubrow continued to develop his own private practice, offering cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgery in Newport Beach, CA.

Dr Paul Nassif

Dr Paul Nassif is a trained Beverly Hills facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon whose pioneering techniques have gained worldwide acclaim. He is specialized in revision rhinoplasty and ethnic rhinoplasty. According to Dr Nassif's website, he was recently honoured with a position on this list as one of America's Best Plastic Surgeons for facelift, rhinoplasty, and eyelid surgery.

The 'Botched' plastic surgeons Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nashif (Amazon Prime Videos)
The 'Botched' plastic surgeons Dr Terry Dubrow and Dr Paul Nashif (Amazon Prime Videos)

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