9 Toes Down, Still Standing: Toe-tally Transformed | Botched By Nature | E!
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- Dr. Nassif and Dr. Dubrow head to South Carolina to consult with Chrystal, a woman who has a misplaced toe. Will they be able to help fix her feet? Check out her toe-tal transformation with the Botched doctors on “Botched By Nature”.
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9 Toes Down, Still Standing: Toe-tally Transformed | Botched By Nature | E!
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‘I wont tease you’ *two seconds* ‘when you get to the ocean…you test with your toe’ terry is a real best friend
I love that Terry is busy calling Paul an old grandpa while he's putting on his own glasses to be able to see Paul's phone to sign him up for Tinder 🤣. Love these 2 together!
I lost my big toenail as a child, it never grew back normal. My sister would always call me "dead toe" and i would never wear sandals, hiding my toe from friends, boyfriend. years went by i always got my nails done, i finally asked my manicurist if she could put a nail on my toe, she said yes she did it all the time, i started crying when she did it for me, i balled my eyes out. I know how she feels. I put the nail on myself now, never embarrassed again. What freedom. 😊
WHY did your parents to allow that bullshit? And having to put a fake nail on every day is not "FREEDOM".
Did you ever express to your sister the hurt she caused? And did she ever apologize?
@@kno3730 never, she was always mean, even as an adult I expressed how I felt, she just gave me a dirty look. We're now in our latr 60's and I haven't spoken to her in years.
@@pamelakain4879 sounds like me and my younger sister, haven’t spoken to her in 5yrs.
😂😂 'dead toe' is pretty vile
I had a friend who had the loveliest feet, always with a beautiful pedicure. It took almost a year before I realized she was born with only four toes on her left foot.
woah😂 she’s got the same secret my mom has, we genetically have 5 toes but for some reason no toenail on the pinky toe😅 i’ve never seen her without her toes done, and once i got old enough to notice it on myself, she let me in on her secret💗
@@camerynr8344lol my baby toenails are like that. I can cut them off completely without pain or anything. Actually have by mistake 🤷🏽♀️
My friend who had deformed hands, with 2-3 fingers. I didn't notice it for months because she used her hands naturally when talking and didn't try to hide them.
I almost forgot that plastic surgeons are trained to work on any part of the body basically
Me too😂😂
it depends of their specific work history, dr.debrow is actually trained as a general surgeon and a plastic surgeon👍🏾
Im am glad they showed her reaction to the amputation that she had struggled with it but has been able to accept that it was for the best and that it eased her pain My hope is that she realizes how beautiful she truly is and that whoever she decides to be loved by will love her heart and soul and not judge or criticize a missing toe kuz girl they did a beautiful job on your surgery
I also have this affliction, from my Mother (4th toe/right foot). I’ve hidden my foot all of my life. It’s brutal on self confidence. Kids are cruel in their ignorance. I had a friend who made fun of people’s deformities; I cut the cord. Joking or not ~ it hurts. Don’t do it!!
Dr. Nassif, I so appreciate you sharing this sensitive subject with your adoring public. Thank you!
I had half of my left foot amputated. My bones in my foot were all screwed up because I was born with deformed feet. I’m walking around pretty good. It had to be done. The bones would have come out of the skin. I’m glad I had it done.
I'm glad you're able to walk. That's what feet are for, after all. ☺️ That's what's important.
Finally these doctors can perform plastic surgery for people who really truly need it.
Exactly!!!!
That family lives in a small mansion. How could they not afford to see a podiatrist?
@@YochevedDesignsShe went to a specialist who didn’t do a great job. Her issue has nothing to do with whether she can afford a podiatrist. Surely she can afford medical care. Please be kind.
@@YochevedDesignsit’s not about “people who can’t afford these surgeries” these stories are about people who wouldn’t normally be able to reach 2 of the best plastic surgeons in the country. idk if you noticed where that “mini mansion” was but it wasn’t in LA, in fact is was 11,000 miles away in south carolina.
Have you not seen the numerous Botched by Nature episodes that these two have done? There’s a ton of examples of them performing surgeries for well-deserving people who were either turned down my other surgeons, botched further by other surgeons, or need the very specialized care that these two can offer that not all surgeons can. In a lot of these cases, money isn’t the issue but access to competent doctors is. Also, we can’t make assumptions about the house someone is in since there’s a ton of times where these “house visits” on ANY type of reality show are staged to look a certain way or the family goes to someone else’s house for the visit if they don’t want their house shown on tv. For example, if it was me, I’d probably rent an Air BNB or something since my house is super small and not what I’d want to show on tv without doing a bunch of updates first.
Both of my 5th toes are short too! They're just floating, not touching the ground their whole life 😂 i don't think they serve any function. My family laughed at them too because they look funny. But, they don't cause any pain. So, we (my 5th toes and i) live in harmony.
I love that the doctors are traveling to meet the patients. It’s a chance for us to get to know the doctors better. It’s heart breaking to see how much this ladies feet deformity bothers her. And for Dr Paul to speak up and tell her that he has the same deformity was so human. Not many doctors would do that. Dr. Paul & Dr. Terry are so special when it comes to dealing with people. They understand how body deformities, whether caused by surgery or there at birth, can affect our ability to thrive in life, can affect our self esteem, self confidence, self worth and most of all, our mental health.
Thank you so much, Paul and Terry, for everything you do and for being the humanitarians you are. 👏👏👏. ♥️ 🙏 🤗 🇨🇦
lol what age-range do you want? "late twenties til 39" says the sixty-year-old man ^^ I mean come on.
Long story short, no matter their age all men want a virgin or someone who looks like one. The end!
exactly i just saw that part such a loser lmao and whatever girl agreed to marry him is sad
Late 20s he must want a gold digger.
That's when I came to the comments
Right. He's at the age where he needs a woman who can recognize the signs of a stroke.
Kids can be cruel. I understand her hurt. Much love for her ❤
Is it weird that I want to be her best friend? She’s just so bubbly and full of life! The person we all need in our life.💕
These guys out here changing LIVES 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤❤❤❤❤❤ I really thought Doc was gonna lose the socks and shoe for a minute and show the world 🦶🏼😅
Dr N is not fat but chubby. Chubby is good, so adorable...
I would absolutely do anything to have these 2 fix my daughters toes. She has one toe on each foot that's longer then the rest and they are fused they do not bend ... The bullying she gets is relentless. I can only hope and pray one day someone can help her.
Be the one to make her feel like it's beautiful, something to be celebrated that makes her special and unique. Love it and show her that it's not something she needs to be ashamed of
Her eyes are so pretty!
The "age range" part was disgusting... This is exactly why I don't want to know people's personal fcked up life, I want to see their professional side and nothing else. Put them back in their office, please. 🤦♀️
I absolutely love their relationship it is so rare that best friends can say ANYTHING & not offend the other. I also love how they help people that really need their help & put right what has gone wrong.
I love that y’all came to Columbia. I hope you both enjoyed that southern hospitality and food while in SC!
O.M.GORSH! CRYSTALS FAMILY IS AMAZING, WOW THEY'RE SO HOSPITABLE N WELCOMING. AND THAT FOOD LOOKS FANTASTIC!
Chrystal is a brave woman. With all she's been through with her feet, she is still upbeat and sweet. I applaud her for having the courage to go through the surgery to relieve her pain!
Before seeing this new approach to the hit show, 'Botched,' I saw a trailer where Dr. Dubrow discussed how the first season of 'Botched' brought in dozens of hopeful people from around the country, and after the third year of their program aired, submissions skyrocketed into the *hundreds of thousands.* They talked about the hows and whys they had decided to help these often sad and traumatised people get the best treatment they had to offer because they deserved it irrespective of their income.
But after watching several patients in the new approach to their show, I have noticed that so far, Dr's Dubrow and Nasser have visited *only* upper middle-class neighbourhoods, visiting people who, it is obvious, could most likely afford the services of these two high-end Beverly Hills surgeons out-of-pocket.
There are *so many people* who have visible deformities and *don't* live in fancy houses. The previous seasons focused on people who were in the most need, and we're willing to put themselves under the scrutiny of every day Americans, possibly their own neighbours, and deal with the obviously embarrassing problems on national television if it meant that there would be an answer to their prayers.
I am working on being the compassionate humanitarian that I try to be every day. It is sometimes challenging to remember such things in today's political climate, but every good deed is most often returned multiple times over, but I just can't seem to get the thoughts out of my head about all those people who *can't even afford to go to a doctor for basic, general medical care.*
There are people who have missing eyes, legs and arms and don't get visits from high-powered Beverly Hills surgeons. How is it that a single toe out of alignment with the others on the foot cause this much drama for the doctors? Weren't they taught growing up that there's more to life *and love* than what you look like? If they were not, I apologise for the presumption, but it *must* have been learned in the time *between* childhood and today.
How could doctors such as yourselves who treat some of the most severe cases of visual deformities in the world, talk about a wonky toe as if it was growing out of your foreheads? You are sending the wrong message by picking out (seemingly) minor deformities ~ (and please know that I have nothing but the utmost respect for the poor woman in this particular show who has been hurt for most of her life because of this issue) but by creating a show about such a seemingly minor disability when there are millions of people who must live with horrible burn and surgical scars, missing limbs, eyes, ears and jaws, not to mention the most common condition of having a huge skirt of skin known as a panniculus (a flabby abdominal apron left behind after tremendous weight loss). The number of people with the last condition has many millions of sufferers who are unable to get relief because most insurance companies refuse to pay for their removal, (no matter what they say, the surgery is *not just for cosmetic purposes)* despite the tremendous amount of pain, discomfort and sheer humiliation of having these stomach flaps that frequently *drape down to their knees.* Don't *these* people deserve a little happiness after turning their lives around by losing massive amounts of weight or are *they* doomed to suffer because "they should never have gotten fat in the first place?"
This is a wonderful show, but the people who are being visited *in their homes* can obviously afford to *pay for* the services provided by these doctors. Why are *they* being visited instead of the people who *don't* live in million dollar homes?
In this new series, the patients live in homes most of us would never even be able to visit, myself included. I had the bad grace to hurt my back, and now live in a wheelchair after 26 years of working as a nurse. Without proper health insurance, I will probably never get the opportunity to live in conditions so comfortable.
There are *many other poor people* in this country. Why aren't these two fine doctors putting *them* on camera? I'm certain that you will receive just as much hospitality as possible, even if your much less prosperous patients can't afford to cook a full spread for you to indulge in. Many of these underprivileged, disenfranchised people who would *love* to have a visit from you doctors.
Why are you so mad at her ? You should be mad at these two doctors. They select these people for this program.
Your anger goes to wrong person.
@@s.n.7064 you are totally correct. I revised my comments thanks to your serene observation (without even attacking *me* in my attack on others) in pointing out my error in judgment. I hope that my new commentary is better at making my point in a less threatening and pressured way. I credit you for this change and I hope that it lives up to *your* standards. (But it sure got *long!)* 🙃😉Thank you
It’s a psychological block… just being afraid of actually doing something to fix it. Lots of people deny themselves self-care, no matter how rich or poor.
So nice to see people not bickering and taking each other down in a comments section!! Love to you both!
There's something called "marketing purposes" and that should answer all of your questions. It's a show trying to attract viewers. I'm sorry for what you are going through.
I love this next part of the series as in getting other doctors and surgeons who specialize to consult and participate !
As a Nail technician in the Middle East. This is very common.
Dr Nassif is amazing!!!😊
I really love the program new format. 😍😍
My best friend has this. We call it her special toe. I understand that not all kids react the same way, but it's sad that she's internalized this because no one, except her, cares.
😮
She's lucky it's her feet and not her face.
She said in the video that she was mocked as a child. Things that happen to you at a young age will affect how you feel about yourself for the rest of your life. Even as an adult there will be people who are freaked out by it unfortunately.
@@beksinskis.creature of course. Some people aren't bothered by being made fun of. Some are. My point still stands.
@@briggyb everyone is bothered by it lol, whether they show it or not
Crystal, you are brave and adorable and I think anyone who knows you should feel privileged to have such a great person as a friend! ❤😊
Congratulations ❤ Dr Nassif and Dr D❤
This a great to watch and see how happy this beautiful young women is.
All my life I had a deformity on my left foot that got worse the older I got. I'm 68 now. Two years ago I could finally have the surgery and they botched it. I'm devastated.
This is what being a doctor is all about this is awesome actually what it means to be a healer touching ppl seeing and understanding the patient!
This was sooo amazing!!
You can’t even tell one toe is missing! Your feet look awesome!!! ❤
Chrystal is so awesome Im happy to see that she feels better about how her foot surgery turned out.
My Goodness: I love you Dr Nassif and Dr D . United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Loved this omg im so happy for her
Amazing!!!
Sweetheart it's just a toe, it's not your arm it's not your leg it's just a little toe. You can see you can hear you are perfect in every other way. It's just a little toe you are blessed!! And by the way you are beautiful!
My sister's little toes don't touch the ground but they don't cause any pain as far as I know. She wasn't teased about them growing up but some kids can be so cruel. I'm so happy for this woman and I'm glad she can now live her life without constantly worrying about her flaws. You doctors are amazing
Friend in hs had this on both feet, it made it painful for her to wear sandals some shoes because the tops would rub. She got it fixed as an adult (made to same length as pinky toe) and was VERY happy with it.
Late 20s he said....🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
Sooo happy for her
I’m surprised that I love these two doctors, they joke around, and sometimes act like goofy clowns, but they are so down to earth, and very compassionate, I’m so impressed. I wish they didn’t live so far away. I don’t want plastic surgery, or major surgery, but I would trust them. But I do need corrective surgery under my eyes, I would trust them.
Sooo sweet for her to have a desert spread out for them...
They are awesome surgeons!
I sure hope you meant dessert and not actually them feeding people sand.
chrystal's friends responded so beautifully when she showed her feet for the first time
Columbia SC my hometown 😊
20’s to 39??. Ridiculous
So amazing
I hope that, in regards to the toe they removed, she realises that really it takes time for people to realise that . And also, many more people have one less toe than you think as lots of accidents and traumas happen. Being pain free is so much more important❤
I love them and think they are amazingly talented but the acceptable date range had me a little sad lol! Late 20’s (really??) and cut off 39? I’m sorry but how old is our good Doctor? Maybe I’m a little disappointed since I’m 54 but I think he needs to rethink his age range😂 I’m sure he can pull that so I guess I should say more power to you😂
He's 61 so an older man wants a younger woman wow I didn't know this.
Gives me the ick
It was a joke
Beautiful ❤ I could relate.
I love their friendship😍
Dokter Paul. Im here
My sister was born with a toe that crossed over the top of the other four - it was longer than her other little toe. However the surgeons did a fantastic job - and although there was a lot of scaring, otherwise her affected foot looked normal. My elder sister brought home a friend when I was 7 years old and I had just realised what had happened to my sisters foot - I told my elder sister's friend about my sister's operation and my sister got so upset which confused me. I told the friend about it because I was so proud of my brave sister coming through such a traumatic event. I still feel guilty. Imagine teasing someone to deliberately just to make them feel bad. We all have differences that make us unique - why this lady had to put up with teasing and pain is so unfair. I am so glad she got the help she needed to regain her confidence.
Her feet are so pretty in comparison to mine. Not only do I have Milroy’s, Disease (extremely rare), but some of my toes slant sideways under the other toes, causing pain from toenails digging in to the bottom of the other toes. My toenails grow upwards as opposed to outwards from my toes, which makes it even worse.
I had my 4th toe on my left amputated a few years because of gout. It is not missed at all and not even seen and I wear sandles .
I feel your pain. My right foot is the same way plus I have a bunion. I have a hard time finding shoes that fit.
i think the dark hair doctor is gorgeous!!
When was this taped?
Crystal is just a beautiful person! I love her! so Cute and pure!!!
My adult son's 4th toes are the same size as his 5th toes. I told him that he has double little toes. He didn't wear sandals for years. I didn't realize that I hurt his feelings. I have apologized multiple times. I think they are cute but I'm his momma.
It’s so weird that they do the fake preop scene. Like they would wait until then to decide the surgical plan…
My grandma had this and all of my aunts have this. My mom had 2 on each foot.
Hi Dr. Dubrow, I have a medical question… I would you not use the bone of her amputated toe instead of the cadaver bone?
I think her little toes are cute. No one has perfect feet, and it's what makes us special. 💕
If anyone wants to date someone that is a plastic surgeon or someone in the medical field..they need to be independent and understand that the job takes up ALOT of time lol
I won't complain about my big feet anymore.. they're big but I think they are very pretty 🥰 I have learned from Crystal to be thankful for what I have and I'm not in pain
"The leg can hold its breath safely for two hours" 😂😂😂❤
My 4th toe on both feet are ugly. I only wear peep toe sandals but I wear sandals so infrequently.
I understand what she meant by praying at night and expecting your tires to be normal in the morning. It's never happened. I've thought about surgery for it too.
this guys 55-60 yo and only goes for late 20s to 40yos? what a creep
Dr come on to Nashville Arkansas
When was this film? He was married in 2019.
Right? I'm confused
It will be nice to have both of you ll here in the natural state mineral springs Arkansas
Dr Wagner does this procedure with non invasive surgery. I think it's something new.. He has a lot of cases like that. Even the bunion surgery is much less invasive
Sweet potato pie beats pumpkin every day!
Yall were in my city and state
Why not use the amputatated toe for the graft? Why need a cadaver?
Remember the x-ray of that area? It was infected all the way to the bone. Second, they needed to take the amputated toe to pathology to test it for any other illnesses such as cancer, virus or bacteria.
As long as you are not having pain then you go!
My aunt had this. Grew up in the Caribbean, pretty sure nobody cared. As a kid I didn’t care 🤷🏾♀️
Her feet look beautiful. Good radiance to that painful little toe. Good health is more important.
I understand feet issues!! My mom wore a size 10 and her foot was wide. I would hear her say negative things about her feet and I could tell she was self conscious despite all her other talents and intelligence. Finally she had surgery on both feet. Her feet were no longer wide and she seemed happy. Years later she had a procedure done, by a young Podiatrist because her 2nd toe was longer than the big toe. The Podiatrist claimed she could “fix it” but the toe no longer lay flat!!! It was shorter but it sort of stands up higher than the other toes. The Podiatrist botched the surgery and my Mom is so self conscious about it. She’s never had anymore surgery on the toe but she’s embarrassed. I feel awful for her because she is a beautiful woman still at 87-turning 88 soon!
I’m so happy you had surgery on both feet🥰 plus they are very pretty🥰
My second toe is quite a bit longer than my big toe. It never bothered me, but my mom hates it. As far as I'm concerned the only issue is it's more likely to get stubbed.
I have a deformed back and he has a deformed toe and I think we would make a lovely pair. Perhaps if plastic surgery does not work out we would consider Barnum and Bailey. I'm older than your window, but look young.
Nice job her feet look amazing 👍🏻
9:23 good friend there 🤣
Doctor Nasiff is a cutie patootie‼️🤩💜🙏
My feet are not pretty, I used to feel so sad about my feet until my friend showed me her feet and they both were like this. It was humbling and I felt so bad for her.
I thought Paul was remarried
My mom had 11 toes on one foot and couldn't keep shoes on very long but had the opportunity to have it amputated but declined it was a extra little toe
Bad surgery on feet can lead to future problems for
knees, hips and column.
I respecfully suggest that a foot surgeon specialist is needed.
Do not allow, any shorting, removing of toes, neither removal of tendon if by any chance raise over the joint
Did she get a 10% discount
My aunt made this and she need a xray and it has no bone. A few ppl at my family have and just dont care
But i get her emotional issue
Did he say late 20s?!? Isn’t he like 60!?!
I thought Dr. Nassif was married? Perhaps this is an older episode.
Yeah, this is from 2016.🥰
I have high school friend who have 6th fingers. Toes you can hide but hand is a constantly visible to everyone. She have normal life with relationships. I think she think people are looking and judge her when they probably don’t really care or mind it. I treat her the same any other friend.
Dr Paul is handsome. I can't believe he has any problems getting a date.
He is ok, but he needs to cut back on the botox and the facelifts.
@ 11:00 - Those 2 cute ladies who sat down with the Dr.s, didn't seem to recognize who they were....
Can you imagine finding this clip on TV and freaking out when they realized who this 2 crazy guys were ?? 🤔
So will they let her keep the toe? Taxidermy it and put it on a keychain…lucky human’s foot. My morbid arse would totally have that done. Nice conversation piece..😁