E! Renews Botched For Third Season

The plastic surgery rehab series, Botched, is returning for a second season on E! This show follows stories from Doctors Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif and their ability to fix, restore, and adjust botched plastic surgery procedures.

The plastic surgery rehab series, Botched, is returning for a second season on E! This show follows stories from Doctors Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif and their ability to fix, restore, and adjust botched plastic surgery procedures. The second season of Botched is slated to premier in the first quarter of 2015.

Season One of Botched will conclude on Sunday, August 17th at 10:30PM. This show is on track to be E's! most-watched docu-series since 2011. Currently Botched is averaging 1.54 million viewer and 1 million demo viewers in the 10:30 time slot. The most-watched episode of Botched was Sunday, August 3, with 1.7 million viewers tuning in.

What makes this docu-series so successful and mesmerizing? There is no question that many Americans are searching for a magical cure to stay young. Plastic surgery is one of the only ways you can completely alter your look and recapture your youth. While some people have the thought of wanting to try plastic surgery, others decide they want to see the results before they undergo treatment. Watching this show provides people with a glimpse into the world of plastic surgery, and the disastrous outcomes that you normally do no hear about.

Doctors Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif will take you into their world to show some of their most difficult operations and how they were able to repair serious damage to patients. The search for perfection ended with disastrous results for thousands of people. Now they face a lifetime of a botched procedure that is embarrassing.

This series is captivating and inspiring to many people. It show the benefits of selecting the right doctor, especially if there is a serious botched procedure needing a patient to undergo what is considered "unfixable". The premier season featured more than 20 surgeries on a variety of patients with different treatments from the desire to look like a celebrity to a simple nose job. Thousands of people have submitted stories for a second season, leading E! to see this is as one of their most-successful programs currently airing.