Botched by Nature (2016–…): Season 1, Episode 6 - Boobs & Tubes - full transcript

>> Deep dish pizza?

>> Deep dish pizza? >> Wait a minute--first of all,

>> Wait a minute--first of all, do you have any napkins?

do you have any napkins? >> Because you're gonna pick off

>> Because you're gonna pick off the cheese?

the cheese? Ew, who licks pizza?

Ew, who licks pizza? >> Devasha was a premie.

>> Devasha was a premie. >> How premie?

>> How premie? >> I think about four months.

>> I think about four months. >> Okay.

>> Okay. Delivering at four months,



Delivering at four months, the fact that Devasha survived

the fact that Devasha survived is really a medical miracle.

is really a medical miracle. >> The tube that you had

>> The tube that you had under your nose

under your nose pretty much ate away

pretty much ate away the whole lining

the whole lining of the inside of the nose.

of the inside of the nose. >> Wow.

>> Wow. It's time for me

It's time for me to do something to change it.

to do something to change it. >> Kendra's the woman

>> Kendra's the woman who had pectus excavatum.

who had pectus excavatum. Pectus excavatum causes

Pectus excavatum causes a chest wall concavity.



a chest wall concavity. >> There's no way

>> There's no way I'm ever gonna get this fixed.

I'm ever gonna get this fixed. >> The chance of losing

>> The chance of losing the nipple

the nipple is so extraordinarily high.

is so extraordinarily high. Kendra's really a setup

Kendra's really a setup for a significant complication.

for a significant complication. Too risky to do implants.

Too risky to do implants. Not gonna do that.

Not gonna do that. >> ♪ I want to be ♪

>> ♪ I want to be ♪ ♪ Want to be the best version ♪

♪ Want to be the best version ♪ ♪ I want to be ♪

♪ I want to be ♪ ♪ Want to be ♪

♪ Want to be ♪ ♪ The best version of me ♪

[upbeat music] ♪ The best version of me ♪

[upbeat music] ♪ ♪ ♪ The best version of me ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ The best version of me ♪ >> Chicago.

>> Chicago. >> There's two things

I want here: deep dish pizza >> There's two things

I want here: deep dish pizza and those Chicago dogs. >> There's two things

and those Chicago dogs. Aren't they famous >> There's two things

Aren't they famous for their hot dogs? >> There's two things

for their hot dogs? >> Yeah. >> There's two things

>> Yeah. I can't have deep dish pizza. >> There's two things

I can't have deep dish pizza. >> There's two things >> Why?

>> Why? >> I'm on a partial

>> I'm on a partial low-carb diet,

low-carb diet, which means flour and bread,

which means flour and bread, and also no dairy.

and also no dairy. >> What?

>> What? >> So I can't have the cheese

>> So I can't have the cheese on it,

on it, and I can't have the bread.

and I can't have the bread. >> What is pizza without cheese?

>> What is pizza without cheese? It's like you without breasts.

It's like you without breasts. >> If you want to go, okay.

>> If you want to go, okay. >> It doesn't exist.

>> It doesn't exist. >> Oh, wait a minute.

>> Oh, wait a minute. Let me tell you,

Let me tell you, your boobs are huge today.

your boobs are huge today. >> I know. By the way--

>> I know. By the way-- >> You have, like,

>> You have, like, little pointers.

little pointers. >> I know.

>> I know. You know what I notice?

You know what I notice? Green, this green shirt

Green, this green shirt gives me boobs.

gives me boobs. >> Since you keep calling me

>> Since you keep calling me Mr. Man Boobs...

Mr. Man Boobs... >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. >> Guess what.

>> Guess what. You now are Mr. Man Boobs.

You now are Mr. Man Boobs. >> Look, but I have this.

>> Look, but I have this. I have guns.

I have guns. See, I'm afraid I'm gonna be

See, I'm afraid I'm gonna be pulled over and arrested.

pulled over and arrested. You know why?

You know why? >> Because of your guns.

>> Because of your guns. >> Seriously.

>> Seriously. Riding around

Riding around with concealed weapons.

with concealed weapons. Remind me,

Remind me, who are we here to see?

who are we here to see? >> So we are here to see

>> So we are here to see lovely Devasha.

lovely Devasha. >> Devasha's got something

>> Devasha's got something with her nasal area, correct?

with her nasal area, correct? >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. >> What is it?

>> What is it? >> So Devasha was a premie.

>> So Devasha was a premie. >> How, how premie?

>> How, how premie? >> I think about four months.

>> I think about four months. >> Okay.

>> Okay. Delivering at four months

Delivering at four months of gestation is very,

of gestation is very, very precarious even

very precarious even by today's medical standards.

by today's medical standards. The fact that Devasha survived

The fact that Devasha survived that long ago

that long ago is really a medical miracle.

is really a medical miracle. >> Because of her being

>> Because of her being a premie, she had a bunch

a premie, she had a bunch of tubes in her nose.

of tubes in her nose. Now, she reports that she now

Now, she reports that she now has a very large,

has a very large, dilated nostril.

dilated nostril. ♪ ♪

>> Oh, my God!

>> Oh, my God! >> Devasha.

>> Devasha. >> Nice to meet you.

>> Nice to meet you. >> Dr. Nassif.

>> Dr. Nassif. >> Oh, my God.

>> Oh, my God. >> Terry Dubrow.

>> Terry Dubrow. How are you? Nice to meet you.

How are you? Nice to meet you. >> Come on in.

>> Come on in. >> Well, thank you.

>> Well, thank you. >> Oh, my God!

>> Oh, my God! [laughter]

[laughter] >> Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

>> Oh, my God! Oh, my God! >> Hi, guys. How are you?

>> Hi, guys. How are you? >> What's your name?

>> What's your name? >> Nice to meet you.

>> Nice to meet you. >> Gloria, I'm Devasha's mom.

>> Gloria, I'm Devasha's mom. >> Being on the road for quite a

>> Being on the road for quite a while and visiting all these

while and visiting all these incredible families,

incredible families, it's overwhelming

it's overwhelming at how gracious they really are.

at how gracious they really are. Thank you for having us.

Thank you for having us. >> Thank you for coming.

>> Thank you for coming. I appreciate it.

I appreciate it. >> So you were a premie?

>> So you were a premie? >> Yes.

>> Yes. >> So four months?

>> So four months? >> 4 1/2.

>> So how long did she spend >> 4 1/2.

>> So how long did she spend in the hospital? >> 4 1/2.

in the hospital? >> Like five months. >> 4 1/2.

>> Like five months. >> Five months? >> 4 1/2.

>> Five months? >> Yeah. >> 4 1/2.

>> Yeah. >> 4 1/2. >> And then finally, like,

>> And then finally, like, after she came home she had OT,

after she came home she had OT, PT, she had an apnea monitor,

PT, she had an apnea monitor, she had oxygen.

she had oxygen. But after she came home,

But after she came home, she never went back

she never went back to the hospital, right?

to the hospital, right? >> Never.

>> Never. >> So basically,

>> So basically, you blossomed when you got home?

you blossomed when you got home? >> I did.

>> I did. >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. >> Tubes in the nose?

>> Tubes in the nose? >> Yes.

>> Tell us what happened. >> Yes.

>> Tell us what happened. >> Um, so they taped >> Yes.

>> Um, so they taped >> Yes. the tubes to the side of my face

the tubes to the side of my face and then I kept pulling them.

and then I kept pulling them. So in order for me

So in order for me to not pull them,

to not pull them, they decided to tape it up.

they decided to tape it up. >> What happened to the tissue?

>> What happened to the tissue? >> It tore the tissue.

>> It tore the tissue. >> Oh, it did?

>> Oh, it did? >> Yeah, inside.

>> Yeah, inside. But, see, I didn't know

But, see, I didn't know that it was damaged inside,

that it was damaged inside, and I thought it was temporary.

and I thought it was temporary. >> Unfortunately,

>> Unfortunately, we can't have that tube rub

we can't have that tube rub against any part of the nostril.

against any part of the nostril. The nostril

The nostril is very sensitive to pressure.

is very sensitive to pressure. So Devasha had this tube put in,

So Devasha had this tube put in, and what did that do?

and what did that do? That caused something

That caused something called pressure necrosis

called pressure necrosis to the nostril.

to the nostril. Pretty much eroded

Pretty much eroded right through the tissue.

right through the tissue. >> So the tubes come out.

>> So the tubes come out. You have this beautiful baby

You have this beautiful baby who's doing well at home,

who's doing well at home, but she obviously has

but she obviously has a deformity in her nose.

a deformity in her nose. You notice this, right?

You notice this, right? >> Yes.

>> Yes. >> So when she starts to age,

>> So when she starts to age, this becomes an issue, right?

this becomes an issue, right? >> Yes.

>> Yes. >> Tell us about that.

>> That's what we want to know. When did it become

When did it become an issue for you?

an issue for you? >> It didn't become an issue

>> It didn't become an issue until I started going to school,

until I started going to school, and that's when the kids started

and that's when the kids started to see that I was different,

to see that I was different, or not like them,

or not like them, and that's when the teasing

and that's when the teasing and the bullying would start.

and the bullying would start. It got to a point

It got to a point where I didn't want to be seen

where I didn't want to be seen so I would actually take

so I would actually take my lunch and eat

my lunch and eat in the girls' bathroom stall.

in the girls' bathroom stall. I didn't really speak

I didn't really speak unless people spoke to me first.

unless people spoke to me first. I didn't really go to parties.

I didn't really go to parties. I didn't really have

I didn't really have a big group of friends.

a big group of friends. So I found peace,

So I found peace, or I found relief in writing.

or I found relief in writing. I was a big writer,

I was a big writer, and that was kind of my outlet.

and that was kind of my outlet. >> What are your expectations?

>> What are your expectations? >> I want my right nostril

>> I want my right nostril to be close,

to be close, or if not identical,

or if not identical, to my left nostril.

to my left nostril. >> So you want to make it

>> So you want to make it more symmetrical?

more symmetrical? >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. >> Now, what percentage

>> Now, what percentage of symmetry

of symmetry would make you happy?

would make you happy? 50% better?

50% better? 80% close to the other side?

80% close to the other side? >> 80%.

>> 80%. >> Oh, she's got

>> Oh, she's got some high numbers there.

some high numbers there. Oh.

Oh. Let's go examine you.

Let's go examine you. >> Okay.

>> Okay. >> Girl, I'm so excited.

>> Girl, I'm so excited. >> It's extremely important

>> It's extremely important to do a thorough examination

to do a thorough examination of Devasha's nostril

of Devasha's nostril because there could be

because there could be other problems besides the skin.

other problems besides the skin. I have to look at the cartilage.

I have to look at the cartilage. I have to look at the airway.

I have to look at the airway. I have to look at the septum.

I have to look at the septum. I have to check out everything

I have to check out everything with her nose.

with her nose. Let me have two.

Let me have two. >> Here you go.

>> So the tip is deviated

>> So the tip is deviated a little bit.

a little bit. I mean, the skin,

I mean, the skin, probably a little bit more,

probably a little bit more, but inside

but inside it's completely scarred down.

it's completely scarred down. >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. >> It's interesting.

>> It's interesting. There's something else going on.

There's something else going on. If you notice, this nostril...

If you notice, this nostril... >> Yeah?

>> Yeah? >> Is a lot lower than this.

>> Is a lot lower than this. >> Yeah. We're gonna have

>> Yeah. We're gonna have a different situation.

a different situation. >> Yeah, that changes things

>> Yeah, that changes things a little bit.

a little bit. I think I need that Q-tip again.

I think I need that Q-tip again. >> Here you go.

>> Here you go. >> You have about

>> You have about 3 or 4 millimeters here.

3 or 4 millimeters here. Okay, look at that.

Okay, look at that. Here's one dome.

Here's one dome. There's the second dome.

There's the second dome. >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. >> So the tube that you had

>> So the tube that you had under your nose did a little bit

under your nose did a little bit more damage than we thought.

more damage than we thought. Your nostril is higher

Your nostril is higher because the whole cartilage

because the whole cartilage is lifted higher,

is lifted higher, probably from the tube.

probably from the tube. The second thing the tube did,

The second thing the tube did, it pretty much

it pretty much caused a lot of scar tissue

caused a lot of scar tissue and eroded,

and eroded, or pretty much ate away,

or pretty much ate away, the whole lining

the whole lining of the inside of the nose.

of the inside of the nose. >> Wow.

>> Wow. >> When someone has a very

>> When someone has a very significant nostril deformity

significant nostril deformity the way Devasha does,

the way Devasha does, it's a very complicated problem

it's a very complicated problem because you're not just dealing

because you're not just dealing with one layer of tissue.

with one layer of tissue. There's actually three layers

There's actually three layers involved

involved that you have to manipulate:

that you have to manipulate: the skin,

the skin, the internal cartilage,

the internal cartilage, and the internal lining.

and the internal lining. When you have three

When you have three of those stacked against you

of those stacked against you it's a very significant problem.

it's a very significant problem. >> See, what made your nose more

>> See, what made your nose more complex and really making 80%

complex and really making 80% really hard to achieve for me

really hard to achieve for me is that where your two nostrils,

is that where your two nostrils, where they attach to the face,

where they attach to the face, where the ala attach to your

where the ala attach to your face are at different levels.

face are at different levels. That's not really easy

That's not really easy to pull down

to pull down because it really depends

because it really depends on the anatomy, and I don't know

on the anatomy, and I don't know what it's gonna be like

what it's gonna be like when I get in there.

when I get in there. That is gonna be

That is gonna be the limiting factor.

the limiting factor. That's what makes

That's what makes this difficult.

this difficult. >> A 70% improvement

>> A 70% improvement in symmetry in actuality

in symmetry in actuality will be a 100% improvement.

will be a 100% improvement. >> So we're saying

>> So we're saying that we can do this surgery?

that we can do this surgery? >> Yes, yes.

>> Yes, yes. >> Yeah!

>> Yeah! >> We're gonna do it.

>> We're gonna do it. >> Yes.

>> Yes. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. >> Up top, up top.

>> Up top, up top. >> Come on. Come on now.

>> Come on. Come on now. That was bad.

That was bad. >> Up top.

>> Up top. When the last doctor told me

When the last doctor told me that my case

that my case was too complicated,

was too complicated, it left me without hope.

it left me without hope. I'm definitely tired of living

I'm definitely tired of living without hope for my nose.

without hope for my nose. >> Can you guys excuse me?

>> Can you guys excuse me? >> What are you doing?

>> What are you doing? >> Little something

>> Little something for the doctors.

for the doctors. >> It's time for me

>> It's time for me to stop talking about it,

to stop talking about it, and it's time for me

and it's time for me to do something to change it.

to do something to change it. Oh, my goodness.

Oh, my goodness. >> Guys.

>> Guys. [laughter]

[laughter] I could not

I could not let you guys leave...

let you guys leave... >> What is this?

>> What is this? >> Well!

>> Well! >> What is this?

>> What is this? >> Here,

>> Here, I'm putting my stuff away.

I'm putting my stuff away. >> Chicago without

>> Chicago without your deep dish pizza.

your deep dish pizza. >> Deep dish pizza!

>> Deep dish pizza! >> Yeah, and guess what.

>> Yeah, and guess what. With that being said,

With that being said, we're gonna leave

we're gonna leave pretty quickly.

pretty quickly. >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. >> Was nice seeing you guys.

>> Was nice seeing you guys. >> Thank you so much.

>> Thank you so much. >> Thank you, thank you.

>> Thank you, thank you. >> You guys are the greatest.

>> You guys are the greatest. >> We're out of here because

>> We're out of here because we don't want this getting cold.

we don't want this getting cold. >> Right.

>> Right. >> Thank you.

>> Thank you. >> Thank you.

>> Thank you. >> Thank you so much.

>> Thank you so much. You're very sweet.

You're very sweet. >> Thank you, guys.

>> Thank you, guys. >> We'll see you in L.A.

>> We'll see you in L.A. >> Yeah, good-bye.

>> Yeah, good-bye. >> Yes, we are there.

>> Yes, we are there. >> Quick, let's go.

>> Quick, let's go. Quick, quick, quick.

Quick, quick, quick. >> Enjoy.

>> Enjoy. >> I know this is gonna be

>> I know this is gonna be a tough case

a tough case because to try to get

because to try to get the nostrils perfectly symmetric

the nostrils perfectly symmetric is gonna be nearly impossible,

is gonna be nearly impossible, but I'm really confident that

but I'm really confident that we're most likely gonna be able

we're most likely gonna be able to get 70 to 75% improvement

to get 70 to 75% improvement with her nose.

with her nose. >> That's much more complicated

>> That's much more complicated than we thought by the pictures.

than we thought by the pictures. >> By the way,

>> By the way, if you look at her nose,

if you look at her nose, besides that,

besides that, she's got a great nose.

she's got a great nose. >> It's flawless.

>> It's flawless. Her left profile is so perfect.

Her left profile is so perfect. >> It's beautiful.

>> It's beautiful. >> Hey, let me ask you.

>> Hey, let me ask you. So I know you're on a "diet"

So I know you're on a "diet" of no cheese...

of no cheese... >> No dairy.

>> No dairy. >> No bread, right?

>> No bread, right? >> Yes.

>> Yes. >> Huh?

>> Huh? Deep dish pizza?

Deep dish pizza? >> Wait a minute. First of all,

>> Wait a minute. First of all, do you have any napkins?

do you have any napkins? >> Because you're gonna pick off

>> Because you're gonna pick off the cheese?

the cheese? Here.

>> No, I'm not gonna do that. >> Look.

>> Look. >> Oh, my God.

>> Oh, my God. >> It's like a sausage,

>> It's like a sausage, cheesy--look.

cheesy--look. >> Look at that cheese.

>> Look at that cheese. >> Ew!

>> Ew! Who licks pizza?

Who licks pizza? It's grossing me out.

It's grossing me out. [laughs]

[laughs] >> Let's get out of here.

>> Let's get out of here. That was good.

>> Mom, when she was born, was

>> Mom, when she was born, was there a chest wall deformity?

there a chest wall deformity? >> It never occurred to me

>> It never occurred to me that she was deformed.

that she was deformed. >> I really need to see

>> I really need to see if there's any impingement

if there's any impingement on the heart and the lungs.

on the heart and the lungs. >> There's no way

>> There's no way I'm ever gonna get this fixed.

I'm ever gonna get this fixed. >> You can get this prepared

>> You can get this prepared with tomatoes, mustard, relish,

with tomatoes, mustard, relish, onion, celery salt,

onion, celery salt, sport peppers, and pickle.

sport peppers, and pickle. >> How about a protein-style

>> How about a protein-style wiener?

wiener? >> Ah, jeez.

>> Ah, jeez. >> You don't have, like,

>> You don't have, like, a lettuce wrap, do you?

[upbeat music]

[upbeat music] ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> All right, shall we go?

>> All right, do you know how to ride a bike?

to ride a bike? >> Hold on.

>> Hold on. [bell rings]

[bell rings] >> Let's do this. Come on.

>> Let's do this. Come on. >> [grunts]

>> [grunts] Wait a minute. [grunting]

>> Ah! Wait a minute. [grunting]

>> Ah! >> All right, hold on. Wait a minute. [grunting]

>> All right, hold on. >> It's too--downshift it. Wait a minute. [grunting]

>> It's too--downshift it. Lower gears. Wait a minute. [grunting]

Lower gears. Wait a minute. [grunting] No, that's too--watch out

No, that's too--watch out for the geese.

for the geese. >> Uh, huh.

>> Uh, huh. >> This is really stu--

>> This is really stu-- This could be a problem.

This could be a problem. Fountain's closed.

Fountain's closed. Let's go home.

Let's go home. >> It's not.

>> It's not. It's not closed. Just wait.

It's not closed. Just wait. >> Are those hippos?

>> Are those hippos? >> No, no, that's a horse.

>> No, no, that's a horse. >> It's a horse?

>> It's a horse? >> Yeah.

Look at the back of the mane. >> It's not a horse.

>> It's not a horse. >> That's a horse.

>> That's a horse. >> No, it's not.

>> No, it's not. It's like a serpent.

It's like a serpent. >> No, no, no,

>> No, no, no, it's a serpent horse.

it's a serpent horse. >> It looks like a mouse--

>> It looks like a mouse-- >> No, no,

>> No, no, it's a dragon horse slash--

it's a dragon horse slash-- >> Serpent.

>> Serpent. Hey, look at that.

Hey, look at that. >> What?

>> What? >> There's a wiener truck.

>> There's a wiener truck. I'm hungry.

I'm hungry. >> Maybe they might have

>> Maybe they might have your Chicago dog over there.

your Chicago dog over there. >> It's a Chicago Chubby,

>> It's a Chicago Chubby, kind of like you right now.

kind of like you right now. >> A Chicago Chubby?

>> A Chicago Chubby? >> Look at this.

>> Look at this. >> You know, listen, we're--

>> You know, listen, we're-- >> What's going on here?

>> What's going on here? It makes me want

It makes me want to get my liposuction cannula.

to get my liposuction cannula. >> By the way, I'm very--

>> By the way, I'm very-- >> Can I have a 4.0, please?

>> Can I have a 4.0, please? Hey, what's happening?

Hey, what's happening? >> Hello, guys.

>> Hello, guys. How are you?

How are you? >> What is a Chubby Wiener?

>> What is a Chubby Wiener? >> Is that your first name,

>> Is that your first name, Chubby? Last name Wiener?

Chubby? Last name Wiener? >> You got it.

>> You got it. Our Chubby Wiener's

Our Chubby Wiener's our Chicago-style dog.

our Chicago-style dog. You can get this prepared

You can get this prepared with tomatoes, mustard,

with tomatoes, mustard, relish, onions, celery salt,

relish, onions, celery salt, sport peppers, and pickle.

sport peppers, and pickle. >> How about

>> How about a protein-style wiener?

a protein-style wiener? >> This is full of protein.

>> This is full of protein. Full of carbs.

Full of carbs. >> I mean, I'm--

>> I mean, I'm-- >> You're gonna get all--

>> You're gonna get all-- >> But no bread, baby.

>> But no bread, baby. I can't have the bread.

I can't have the bread. You don't have, like,

You don't have, like, a lettuce wrap, do you?

a lettuce wrap, do you? >> We don't do

>> We don't do lettuce wraps here.

lettuce wraps here. >> You know what, I'll eat it

>> You know what, I'll eat it somehow without the bread.

somehow without the bread. >> You'll pull out the bread.

>> You'll pull out the bread. >> We've got a fork in here.

>> We've got a fork in here. I'm sure we can accommodate you.

I'm sure we can accommodate you. >> Let's do it.

>> Let's do it. You have a little knife too?

You have a little knife too? A little knife?

A little knife? >> Now you're asking too much.

>> Now you're asking too much. >> Let's do it.

>> Let's do it. >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. >> Okay, load them up.

>> Okay, load them up. It comes with fries.

It comes with fries. We'll get you a diet beverage.

We'll get you a diet beverage. >> The whole thing.

>> The whole thing. >> Loaded? You got it.

>> Loaded? You got it. Can I get two Chubby Wieners,

Can I get two Chubby Wieners, loaded up?

loaded up? >> I can't have

>> I can't have the fries though.

the fries though. >> Two Chubby Wieners loaded,

>> Two Chubby Wieners loaded, after all that?

after all that? >> Fries for you?

>> Fries for you? >> After all that.

>> After all that. Yeah, bring it all.

Yeah, bring it all. >> Thank you so much.

>> Thank you so much. >> Guys, it was a pleasure.

>> Guys, it was a pleasure. Thank you.

Thank you. >> Hey, listen, thank you again.

>> Hey, listen, thank you again. Thank you.

Thank you. >> Thanks a lot, okay?

>> Thanks a lot, okay? >> Great to see you.

>> Great to see you. >> That makes two of us.

>> That makes two of us. >> Thank you.

>> Thank you. Look at this.

Look at this. This is--

This is-- >> These are beautiful.

>> These are beautiful. >> Look at this.

>> Look at this. It's like a mess.

It's like a mess. It's like a hot dog salad.

It's like a hot dog salad. Look at this.

Look at this. >> I'm not gonna eat the bread.

>> I'm not gonna eat the bread. I'm gonna try

I'm gonna try to do this somehow.

to do this somehow. Come on.

Come on. That looks beautiful.

These road trips are nice.

These road trips are nice. We get to spend

We get to spend some bromance time together,

some bromance time together, and I am enjoying this

and I am enjoying this quality time

quality time I get with my buddy, Terry.

I get with my buddy, Terry. I don't feel that good.

I don't feel that good. I had too much.

I had too much. >> Do not--whatever you do,

>> Do not--whatever you do, do not pass gas now.

do not pass gas now. >> [grunting]

>> [grunting] >> Wait a minute,

>> Wait a minute, let me be in the front.

let me be in the front. >> No.

>> No. >> I know what's coming next.

♪ ♪ >> I know what's coming next.

♪ ♪ >> I know what's coming next. Nevada, check it out.

Nevada, check it out. >> It's a desert...

>> It's a desert... >> It's like a desert here.

>> It's like a desert here. >> With some homes.

>> With some homes. >> Want to hear some cool stuff

>> Want to hear some cool stuff about Nevada?

about Nevada? >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. >> Area 51 is rumored

>> Area 51 is rumored to have housed the development

to have housed the development of the first stealth bomber

of the first stealth bomber and alien

and alien UFO research facilities.

UFO research facilities. >> Yes.

>> Yes. I'm telling you,

I'm telling you, they got aliens in there, like,

they got aliens in there, like, you know, like, in like those,

you know, like, in like those, you know, whatever type of fluid

you know, whatever type of fluid that keeps them alive.

that keeps them alive. During research

During research they were hooked up

they were hooked up with electrodes to their brain.

with electrodes to their brain. >> What are you talking about?

>> What are you talking about? >> You didn't know that?

>> You didn't know that? I'm serious, I'm serious.

I'm serious, I'm serious. >> No.

>> No. Paul knows a lot about

Paul knows a lot about this whole alien abduction thing

this whole alien abduction thing and Area 51

and Area 51 because he spends a lot of time

because he spends a lot of time circling Uranus and trying

circling Uranus and trying to knock off Klingons.

to knock off Klingons. We're here to see Kendra.

We're here to see Kendra. Kendra's the woman

Kendra's the woman who had pectus excavatum,

who had pectus excavatum, the chest wall deformity,

the chest wall deformity, which was treated

which was treated with a breast augmentation

with a breast augmentation and now has a problem

and now has a problem with her breast implant surgery

with her breast implant surgery on top of an underlying

on top of an underlying chest wall deformity.

chest wall deformity. Pectus excavatum,

Pectus excavatum, due to the improper development

due to the improper development of the ribs

of the ribs and the chest bone itself,

and the chest bone itself, causes a chest wall concavity.

causes a chest wall concavity. If it's only

If it's only a cosmetic deformity,

a cosmetic deformity, it may not be worth

it may not be worth undergoing a very painful

undergoing a very painful and risky pectus excavatum

and risky pectus excavatum correction procedure.

correction procedure. >> Hi.

>> Hi. >> Hello, how are you?

>> Terry Dubrow. >> Hello, how are you?

>> Terry Dubrow. >> Mike. >> Hello, how are you?

>> Mike. Pleasure to meet you, sir. >> Hello, how are you?

Pleasure to meet you, sir. >> Mike, Dr. Nassif. >> Hello, how are you?

>> Mike, Dr. Nassif. >> Pleasure to meet you, sir. >> Hello, how are you?

>> Pleasure to meet you, sir. Come on in. >> Hello, how are you?

Come on in. >> Hello, how are you? I will lead you to Kendra.

I will lead you to Kendra. >> Terry Dubrow.

>> Terry Dubrow. Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you. >> Nice to meet you. Welcome.

>> Nice to meet you. Welcome. >> Hi. I'm Dr. Nassif.

>> Hi. I'm Dr. Nassif. >> Hi, nice to meet you.

>> Hi, nice to meet you. >> This her mom, Debbie?

>> This her mom, Debbie? >> I can see the resemblance.

>> This is my mother. >> I can see the resemblance.

>> This is my mother. >> I'm the mom. >> I can see the resemblance.

>> I'm the mom. >> Hi, Dr. Nassif. >> I can see the resemblance.

>> Hi, Dr. Nassif. >> Nice to meet you. >> I can see the resemblance.

>> Nice to meet you. >> Hi, Mom. Terry Dubrow. >> I can see the resemblance.

>> Hi, Mom. Terry Dubrow. A pleasure. >> I can see the resemblance.

A pleasure. >> It's hard to believe >> I can see the resemblance.

>> It's hard to believe that the doctors are here. >> I can see the resemblance.

that the doctors are here. They came all the way from L.A. >> I can see the resemblance.

They came all the way from L.A. to see me. >> I can see the resemblance.

to see me. They're here, in the house, >> I can see the resemblance.

They're here, in the house, and I'm just really excited. >> I can see the resemblance.

and I'm just really excited. >> I can see the resemblance. >> So how long you guys

>> So how long you guys been married?

been married? >> 7 1/2 years.

>> 7 1/2 years. >> And you have two kids.

>> And you have two kids. >> Two kids.

>> Two kids. I'm feeling nervous because

I'm feeling nervous because I don't know what to expect.

I don't know what to expect. I know I potentially

I know I potentially have a serious condition,

have a serious condition, and that scares me.

and that scares me. >> So you have pectus excavatum.

>> So you have pectus excavatum. >> I do.

>> I do. >> Take us back before you had

>> Take us back before you had any surgery, before your breasts

any surgery, before your breasts even developed.

even developed. Mom, I mean, when she was born,

Mom, I mean, when she was born, was there a chest wall

was there a chest wall deformity?

deformity? >> It never occurred to me

>> It never occurred to me that she was deformed.

that she was deformed. And as she was growing up,

And as she was growing up, she would say, "Mom,

she would say, "Mom, I have a dent in my chest."

I have a dent in my chest." >> Okay.

>> Okay. >> Kind of like,

>> Kind of like, I've never known any different.

I've never known any different. >> Yeah. Tell us about

>> Yeah. Tell us about your breast development then.

your breast development then. >> When I would put a bra on,

>> When I would put a bra on, there was always, maybe, like,

there was always, maybe, like, a 1-inch gap at the bottom.

a 1-inch gap at the bottom. And in gym class

And in gym class you see other girls in bras,

you see other girls in bras, and theirs lays flat,

and theirs lays flat, and that's when I'm like,

and that's when I'm like, "Mom, what's up with that?"

"Mom, what's up with that?" And she's like,

And she's like, "You just have cleavage."

"You just have cleavage." So I'm like, "Oh, okay."

So I'm like, "Oh, okay." And then when they were growing,

And then when they were growing, they kind of instead of, like,

they kind of instead of, like, growing this way, they kind of--

growing this way, they kind of-- because it was caved in,

because it was caved in, kind of--

kind of-- >> So your nipples

>> So your nipples are pointed more like that?

are pointed more like that? >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. Growing up, I think I always

Growing up, I think I always wanted bigger breasts to hide

wanted bigger breasts to hide everything that was going on

everything that was going on under my chest.

under my chest. The bigger the boobs

The bigger the boobs the more they hide.

the more they hide. A friend of ours

A friend of ours had used this plastic surgeon,

had used this plastic surgeon, and her boobs,

and her boobs, they looked great,

they looked great, and I thought, "Oh, okay,

and I thought, "Oh, okay, well, I'll use their doctor."

well, I'll use their doctor." That's when he tells me

That's when he tells me I have pectus excavatum.

I have pectus excavatum. When the doctor diagnosed me,

When the doctor diagnosed me, it was like, "Ha! I knew it.

it was like, "Ha! I knew it. I knew something was wrong

I knew something was wrong with me this whole time."

with me this whole time." >> How do they look?

>> How do they look? >> They're so ball-like,

>> They're so ball-like, and they just exaggerate

and they just exaggerate the pectus excavatum.

the pectus excavatum. I try to just always

I try to just always at least wear a sports bra

at least wear a sports bra when I'm at home

when I'm at home because if I bend over,

because if I bend over, the implant flips.

the implant flips. >> Okay.

>> Okay. >> I called him and her crying.

>> I called him and her crying. I'm like, "There's no way

I'm like, "There's no way I'm ever gonna get this fixed.

I'm ever gonna get this fixed. >> Right.

>> Right. >> It's just hard

>> It's just hard to see your wife being someone

to see your wife being someone who's trying to constantly

who's trying to constantly having to think about that,

having to think about that, whether it's pain or just

whether it's pain or just the way she has to dress.

the way she has to dress. >> Are you in pain all the time?

>> Are you in pain all the time? >> Pretty much.

>> Pretty much. I'm embarrassed.

I'm embarrassed. I'm ashamed to even show

I'm ashamed to even show my husband my breasts.

my husband my breasts. I don't want him to see them.

I don't want him to see them. I want him to see me at my best.

I want him to see me at my best. >> What about fixing the pectus?

>> What about fixing the pectus? >> I would absolutely get

>> I would absolutely get the surgery if my heart

the surgery if my heart and lungs were at risk.

and lungs were at risk. If they're not,

If they're not, I'm not gonna risk it.

I'm not gonna risk it. >> We should maybe order

>> We should maybe order a CAT scan.

a CAT scan. >> both: Okay.

>> both: Okay. >> And look at the association

>> And look at the association between the chest wall

between the chest wall and the underlying organs

and the underlying organs and structures.

and structures. >> Okay.

>> Okay. >> That would probably

>> That would probably be helpful.

be helpful. I really needed to get

I really needed to get a CAT scan to see

a CAT scan to see if there's any impingement

if there's any impingement on the heart and the lungs,

on the heart and the lungs, and whether that's resulting

and whether that's resulting in a significant

in a significant functional deformity.

functional deformity. Put this on open in the front.

Put this on open in the front. Let's see

Let's see what's going on with you, okay?

what's going on with you, okay? >> All right.

>> All right. >> I need to do a very careful

>> I need to do a very careful physical exam

physical exam to assess what's going on

to assess what's going on with her chest wall deformity

with her chest wall deformity and what contribution

and what contribution is being brought by her plastic

is being brought by her plastic surgery complication in order

surgery complication in order to know best how to help her.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪ So you guys have been together

So you guys have been together how many years?

how many years? >> 40 years.

>> 40 years. >> Imagine how far your ear hair

>> Imagine how far your ear hair will grow in 40 years.

will grow in 40 years. We get into a little bit

We get into a little bit of an elevated risk

of an elevated risk of loss of nipple.

of loss of nipple. >> That scares me.

>> Why don't you sit down?

>> Why don't you sit down? And we'll have a look.

And we'll have a look. First thing we want

First thing we want to look at is your chest wall.

to look at is your chest wall. So it's more severe on your

So it's more severe on your right side than your left.

right side than your left. In Kendra's case I have

In Kendra's case I have a feeling it's not very severe,

a feeling it's not very severe, and the best course of action

and the best course of action may be to treat her

may be to treat her breast implants to minimize

breast implants to minimize the cosmetic appearance

the cosmetic appearance of her chest wall problem.

of her chest wall problem. And these are very large.

And these are very large. They look stressed.

They look stressed. Veins are sort of complaining.

Veins are sort of complaining. You have two things going on.

You have two things going on. One was induced by birth,

One was induced by birth, and that's the pectus,

and that's the pectus, and one was induced

and one was induced by not the greatest surgery

by not the greatest surgery in the world.

in the world. One option is take them out,

One option is take them out, put a smaller pair back

put a smaller pair back in there, but then, I think,

in there, but then, I think, we get into a little bit

we get into a little bit of an elevated risk

of an elevated risk of loss of nipple.

of loss of nipple. >> I mean, so what is your

>> I mean, so what is your gut feeling telling you?

gut feeling telling you? >> So my gut feeling tells me

>> So my gut feeling tells me that the best course of action

that the best course of action is to be really smart.

is to be really smart. I want to go in.

I want to go in. I want to take

I want to take these implants out,

these implants out, just let things breathe

just let things breathe for a little while.

for a little while. Then do a second stage

Then do a second stage where we can do a lift.

where we can do a lift. >> Having two surgeries,

>> Having two surgeries, I'm gonna be without breasts

I'm gonna be without breasts completely for a while.

completely for a while. That scares me.

That scares me. >> We would like to help save

>> We would like to help save your breasts for you.

your breasts for you. You know, that's the least

You know, that's the least we can do

we can do for you guys, I think.

for you guys, I think. >> Thank you very much.

>> Thank you very much. >> You know?

>> You know? >> Thank you.

>> Thank you. >> Kendra has a significant

>> Kendra has a significant breast implant deformity.

breast implant deformity. The best-case scenario

The best-case scenario is to do her in two stages

is to do her in two stages so that I really understand

so that I really understand how the pectus will affect

how the pectus will affect the potential cosmetic result

the potential cosmetic result and give her the result

and give her the result that she really wants to have.

that she really wants to have. >> Those were

>> Those were angry-looking veins.

angry-looking veins. >> That's a mad breast.

>> That's a mad breast. >> You don't frequently ask

>> You don't frequently ask for a second stage.

for a second stage. >> No.

>> No. >> What do you think your risk

>> What do you think your risk of a complication

of a complication of nipple compromise is?

of nipple compromise is? A lot higher.

A lot higher. >> I think it's a lot higher.

>> I think it's a lot higher. I think the chance that I won't

I think the chance that I won't get a good cosmetic result

get a good cosmetic result is a lot higher.

is a lot higher. I think the chance

I think the chance that the scars

that the scars will heal poorly is higher.

will heal poorly is higher. I mean--

I mean-- >> Too many red flags.

>> Too many red flags. >> Too many things.

>> Too many things. This is too much.

This is too much. >> So you're gonna

>> So you're gonna let that breast calm down.

let that breast calm down. >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. >> I think that is a good idea.

>> I think that is a good idea. >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. >> Let's go have a little lunch,

>> Let's go have a little lunch, cruise the strip.

cruise the strip. >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. >> You ready?

>> You ready? Let's go.

Let's go. >> Let's go.

>> Let's go. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ Look. Cool.

Look. Cool. >> I know, that's where

>> I know, that's where we're going.

we're going. >> Oh, wow.

>> Oh, wow. I love magic shows.

I love magic shows. Woo-hoo!

Woo-hoo! >> Hey, guys.

>> Hey, guys. >> Hey.

>> Hey. >> Hey, guys, my name is Penn.

>> Hey, guys, my name is Penn. >> Hi. Paul Nassif.

>> Hi. Paul Nassif. >> I'm Terry, how are you?

>> I'm Terry, how are you? Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you. >> This is Teller.

>> This is Teller. >> Pleasure to meet you.

>> Pleasure to meet you. >> Paul Nassif.

>> Paul Nassif. >> So you guys have been

>> So you guys have been together how many years?

together how many years? >> 40 years.

>> 40 years. 40 years, as of last summer,

40 years, as of last summer, we've been working together.

we've been working together. >> We've been working together

>> We've been working together for about half that time.

for about half that time. I can't imagine working

I can't imagine working with you for 40 years.

with you for 40 years. By the way, in 40 years,

By the way, in 40 years, imagine how far your ear hair

imagine how far your ear hair will grow in 40 years.

will grow in 40 years. I mean, disgusting.

I mean, disgusting. >> Want us to show

>> Want us to show you something?

you something? >> both: Yeah.

>> both: Yeah. >> I'd love to.

>> I'd love to. >> You take the ball,

>> You take the ball, place it in your hand,

place it in your hand, vanish it, and it appears

vanish it, and it appears underneath the cup.

underneath the cup. Now, that's the way it's done

Now, that's the way it's done all the way around the world.

all the way around the world. Just take the ball,

Just take the ball, you place it in your hand,

you place it in your hand, you vanish it, and it appears

you vanish it, and it appears underneath the cup.

underneath the cup. Here's a variation

Here's a variation Teller came up with

Teller came up with where he takes the ball,

where he takes the ball, places it in his hand,

places it in his hand, then shows you

then shows you underneath the cup,

underneath the cup, then it still appears

then it still appears underneath the cup.

underneath the cup. See, it's always done

See, it's always done with three cups and three balls.

with three cups and three balls. Take the center ball,

Take the center ball, place it in a cup.

place it in a cup. These are your side balls,

These are your side balls, you put them away,

you put them away, and they still appear

and they still appear underneath the center cup.

underneath the center cup. Now, I started out as a juggler,

Now, I started out as a juggler, not a magician.

not a magician. And we do a little bit

And we do a little bit of juggling over here,

of juggling over here, and there's a giant ball

and there's a giant ball under the center cup,

under the center cup, one more on either side.

one more on either side. And, of course, for the finish,

And, of course, for the finish, since we're American,

since we're American, it's a baseball.

it's a baseball. >> All right! Awesome.

>> All right! Awesome. That's a very cool trick,

That's a very cool trick, but Penn and Teller,

but Penn and Teller, you want to really impress me?

you want to really impress me? Make this guy disappear.

Make this guy disappear. That was great.

That was great. >> Well, thank you.

>> Well, thank you. >> Thank you so much.

>> Thank you so much. >> I mean, what I want to do is

>> I mean, what I want to do is come back and actually watch

come back and actually watch the whole show.

the whole show. >> You should watch

>> You should watch the whole damn show.

the whole damn show. >> Maybe he can come on stage,

>> Maybe he can come on stage, and you can make

and you can make his man boobs disappear.

his man boobs disappear. All right, thanks a lot.

All right, thanks a lot. >> Pleasure, guys.

>> Pleasure, guys. >> Thank you, guys.

>> Thank you, guys. >> Thank you.

>> Thank you. >> If you stop talking,

>> If you stop talking, we can be together for 40 years.

we can be together for 40 years. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> So tell me what's up?

>> So tell me what's up? >> They're going to remove

>> They're going to remove the implants.

the implants. >> And then she--they're just

>> And then she--they're just gonna let the skin heal

gonna let the skin heal so that it kind of retains

so that it kind of retains its old shape.

>> I know how risky an operation its old shape.

>> I know how risky an operation this could be and is. its old shape.

this could be and is. its old shape. I feel a little nervous,

I feel a little nervous, but also at ease because I know

but also at ease because I know I'm in the best hands.

I'm in the best hands. I'll be so excited

I'll be so excited when this is just all done,

when this is just all done, and I can live a normal life

and I can live a normal life again.

again. Play with the kids.

Play with the kids. >> And then maybe you guys

>> And then maybe you guys can have your wedding

can have your wedding that you've wanted to have.

that you've wanted to have. >> Someday.

>> Someday. When Mike and I first

When Mike and I first got married, we just went down

got married, we just went down to the courthouse

to the courthouse and got married.

and got married. A few months after,

A few months after, we kind of started talking

we kind of started talking about having a real wedding.

about having a real wedding. I kept a dress in my closet,

I kept a dress in my closet, and it's been there for five

and it's been there for five or six years now.

or six years now. After I got

After I got my breast augmentation,

my breast augmentation, there's no way

there's no way that dress was gonna fit,

that dress was gonna fit, and even if it did,

and even if it did, it just wouldn't look like

it just wouldn't look like I would want it to look.

I would want it to look. I would like to eventually have

I would like to eventually have a vow renewal with Mike.

a vow renewal with Mike. I think after

I think after I have this surgery,

I have this surgery, I think it's gonna help a lot.

I think it's gonna help a lot. >> This is definitely a step

>> This is definitely a step in the right direction.

in the right direction. [clears throat]

[clears throat] >> Thank you.

>> The question is, how much

>> The question is, how much of your natural cartilage

of your natural cartilage is gonna be left in there?

is gonna be left in there? >> Knowing that my nose

>> Knowing that my nose is a little bit more complex

is a little bit more complex than I originally thought

than I originally thought makes me that much more nervous.

makes me that much more nervous. >> The chance of losing

>> The chance of losing the nipple

the nipple is so extraordinarily high.

is so extraordinarily high. Thin tissue overlying

Thin tissue overlying a dented pectus excavatum

a dented pectus excavatum is a potentially

is a potentially very dangerous situation.

very dangerous situation. Too risky to do implants.

Too risky to do implants. I'm not gonna do that.

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>> How are you? ♪ ♪

>> How are you? >> Good, how are you? ♪ ♪

>> Good, how are you? >> Good. How do you feel? ♪ ♪

>> Good. How do you feel? >> Good. ♪ ♪

>> Good. ♪ ♪ >> Okay, are you nervous?

>> Okay, are you nervous? >> No.

>> No. >> Really?

>> Really? >> Yes.

>> Yes. >> Now, I have

>> Now, I have your CAT scan, okay?

your CAT scan, okay? >> Okay.

>> Okay. >> And on your CAT scan,

>> And on your CAT scan, your pectus doesn't

your pectus doesn't impede the lungs.

impede the lungs. It's not even

It's not even anywhere near the heart.

anywhere near the heart. So the need

So the need for the Nuss procedure

for the Nuss procedure is sort of out the door,

is sort of out the door, which is good, okay?

which is good, okay? >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. >> Kendra's chest wall

>> Kendra's chest wall deformity, the pectus excavatum,

deformity, the pectus excavatum, is not significant enough

is not significant enough that she would require

that she would require a medical procedure

a medical procedure like the Nuss operation,

like the Nuss operation, which is to put a bar underneath

which is to put a bar underneath to pop out the pectus excavatum.

to pop out the pectus excavatum. Let me ask you a question.

Let me ask you a question. If I do get in there

If I do get in there and I feel that it's safe,

and I feel that it's safe, do you want me to go ahead

do you want me to go ahead and do the,

and do the, maybe, the definitive operation?

maybe, the definitive operation? >> If you feel safe doing it,

>> If you feel safe doing it, I feel better about that.

I feel better about that. >> Okay.

>> Okay. Today with Kendra

Today with Kendra is really all about

is really all about collecting information.

collecting information. I want to know about her

I want to know about her skeletal layer

skeletal layer in terms of the pectus

in terms of the pectus and how deep it is.

and how deep it is. I want to know about the soft

I want to know about the soft tissue layer, how thin it is,

tissue layer, how thin it is, how much scar tissue there is

how much scar tissue there is or is not on the inside,

or is not on the inside, and what really happened

and what really happened to give her

to give her this kind of significant

this kind of significant breast deformity.

breast deformity. In this first stage

In this first stage of Kendra's surgery,

of Kendra's surgery, I'll make an incision

I'll make an incision on the bottom of her breasts

on the bottom of her breasts and remove her implant,

and remove her implant, which will give

which will give the distressed tissue

the distressed tissue and skin some much needed time

and skin some much needed time to recuperate,

to recuperate, and hopefully contract,

and hopefully contract, and prepare

and prepare for the second stage of surgery.

for the second stage of surgery. >> It kind of seems like

>> It kind of seems like they're screaming

they're screaming to be taken out a little bit.

to be taken out a little bit. >> They are.

>> They are. They really are.

They really are. First let's assess the pocket.

First let's assess the pocket. So, she has reasonable

So, she has reasonable soft tissue thickness.

soft tissue thickness. Look at that.

Look at that. >> Well, that's good.

>> Well, that's good. >> I'm very pleased to see

>> I'm very pleased to see that Kendra has a good amount

that Kendra has a good amount of soft tissue

of soft tissue because thin tissue overlying

because thin tissue overlying a dented pectus excavatum

a dented pectus excavatum is a potentially

is a potentially very dangerous situation.

very dangerous situation. >> Ooh.

>> Ooh. >> Here's the implant.

>> Here's the implant. Oh, my gosh,

Oh, my gosh, it's a 500cc implant.

it's a 500cc implant. Look how overinflated that is.

Look how overinflated that is. >> Way overfilled.

>> Way overfilled. >> Let's see what it has.

>> Let's see what it has. Can you tell us?

Can you tell us? So a 500cc implant

So a 500cc implant should be inflated

should be inflated to max 550 or 560.

to max 550 or 560. >> Right.

>> Right. >> Anything above that increases

>> Anything above that increases the chance of a rupture.

the chance of a rupture. >> 690.

>> 690. >> 690.

>> 690. She has very overfilled

She has very overfilled saline implants,

saline implants, which helps to explain,

which helps to explain, probably, why she's developed

probably, why she's developed a significant complication

a significant complication and why a lot

and why a lot of the overlying tissue

of the overlying tissue has thinned out.

has thinned out. The skin above the areola

The skin above the areola is extremely thin.

is extremely thin. The chance of losing the nipple

The chance of losing the nipple is so extraordinarily high.

is so extraordinarily high. We're hopeful that the skin

We're hopeful that the skin will contract and allow me

will contract and allow me to do much less lifting

to do much less lifting at much less risk

at much less risk to her breast tissue

to her breast tissue and her nipple.

and her nipple. Too risky to do implant

Too risky to do implant replacement and a lift today.

replacement and a lift today. Not gonna do that.

Not gonna do that. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> Hi, how are you?

>> Hi, good. How are you? >> I'm here for surgery

>> I'm here for surgery with Dr. Nassif.

with Dr. Nassif. >> Okay. Go ahead and sign in.

>> Okay. Go ahead and sign in. >> Okay.

>> Okay. >> Hello.

>> Hello. >> Hi.

>> So today is surgery day >> Hi.

>> So today is surgery day and this is it. >> Hi.

and this is it. There's no turning back. >> Hi.

There's no turning back. >> Hi. I cannot believe

I cannot believe I'm here in Los Angeles.

I'm here in Los Angeles. It feels surreal.

It feels surreal. >> Devasha?

>> Devasha? >> Hi.

>> Hi. >> I'm gonna bring you back.

>> I'm gonna bring you back. >> All righty.

>> All righty. I have waited for this

I have waited for this opportunity for 26,

opportunity for 26, almost 27, years now.

almost 27, years now. So I'm all--I'm all set.

So I'm all--I'm all set. >> Hello.

>> Hello. >> Miss Devasha.

>> Miss Devasha. >> How are you?

>> How are you? >> It's good to have you here

>> It's good to have you here in Beverly Hills.

in Beverly Hills. >> It's good to be here.

>> It's good to be here. >> Are you excited?

>> Are you excited? >> Yes. Nervous.

>> Yes. Nervous. >> You are?

>> You are? Okay.

Okay. >> Knowing that my nose

>> Knowing that my nose is a little bit more complex

is a little bit more complex than I originally thought

than I originally thought makes me that much more nervous,

makes me that much more nervous, but I have confidence.

but I have confidence. I'm in good hands

I'm in good hands with Dr. Nassif.

>> The question is, is how much with Dr. Nassif.

>> The question is, is how much of your natural cartilage with Dr. Nassif.

of your natural cartilage is gonna be left in there? with Dr. Nassif.

is gonna be left in there? with Dr. Nassif. >> Okay.

>> Okay. >> You know, did some of it

>> You know, did some of it get destroyed,

get destroyed, basically disappear from having

basically disappear from having that tube in your nose?

that tube in your nose? Possibly.

Possibly. Any questions?

Any questions? >> Nope.

>> Nope. >> So Devasha has been waiting

>> So Devasha has been waiting her entire life

her entire life to get her nose fixed,

to get her nose fixed, and that nasal gastric tube,

and that nasal gastric tube, which they inserted

which they inserted through her nose,

through her nose, which then goes into

which then goes into the stomach,

the stomach, pretty much destroyed her nose,

pretty much destroyed her nose, and her nostril

and her nostril and the whole side

and the whole side of the nose is deformed.

of the nose is deformed. Our goal is to make that

Our goal is to make that right nostril look

right nostril look as good as the left nostril.

as good as the left nostril. For Devasha's surgery today,

For Devasha's surgery today, I'll start by opening up

I'll start by opening up the nose and examining

the nose and examining the natural cartilage

the natural cartilage along her left nostril

along her left nostril and septum,

and septum, while my team harvests cartilage

while my team harvests cartilage from her left ear.

from her left ear. I'll then remove both

I'll then remove both the deviated bone

the deviated bone and cartilage from her septum,

and cartilage from her septum, opening up her airway as well

opening up her airway as well as some of the skin and tissue

as some of the skin and tissue from her right ala,

from her right ala, laying in the groundwork

laying in the groundwork to shrink that nostril.

to shrink that nostril. Next, I'll attach

Next, I'll attach a septal extension graft

a septal extension graft to her tip cartilage,

to her tip cartilage, effectively lowering her tip

effectively lowering her tip and pulling down the entire

and pulling down the entire right side of the nose.

right side of the nose. Finally, to lower her nostril,

Finally, to lower her nostril, I'll add the composite graft

I'll add the composite graft to the rim of the right side

to the rim of the right side of the ala base, leaving Devasha

of the ala base, leaving Devasha with a more symmetrical nose.

with a more symmetrical nose. All right, I don't know

All right, I don't know how much cartilage we have here,

how much cartilage we have here, so we have to open up the nose.

so we have to open up the nose. Let's get going.

Let's get going. 15 blade.

15 blade. Let's see how much cartilage

Let's see how much cartilage Devasha has

Devasha has along her left nostril

along her left nostril because I want to find out

because I want to find out what the culprit is that's

what the culprit is that's pulling her whole right side

pulling her whole right side of her nose up towards her eye.

of her nose up towards her eye. Okay, she's got a real bad

Okay, she's got a real bad deviated septum on the right.

deviated septum on the right. Not only did the NG tube cause

Not only did the NG tube cause a major erosion

a major erosion of Devasha's skin

of Devasha's skin around her nose...

around her nose... but it also caused a malposition

but it also caused a malposition of the tip cartilage

of the tip cartilage on the right side.

on the right side. That is so unusual.

That is so unusual. There's some deviated bone.

>> There's a crack right there.

>> There's a crack right there. >> Oh, lovely.

>> Oh, lovely. >> Maybe you can stitch it

>> Maybe you can stitch it all together with the PDS blade.

all together with the PDS blade. We're kind of rewinding

We're kind of rewinding the clock for Devasha.

the clock for Devasha. We're taking her here where she

We're taking her here where she is with a defect in her nose,

is with a defect in her nose, and bringing her

and bringing her all the way back.

all the way back. And whether it means using

And whether it means using ear cartilage,

ear cartilage, rib cartilage, septal cartilage,

rib cartilage, septal cartilage, whatever it takes,

whatever it takes, we're gonna do it,

we're gonna do it, and we're gonna

and we're gonna get it done today.

get it done today. At this point,

At this point, Devasha does not need rib

Devasha does not need rib because she has an adequate

because she has an adequate supply of cartilage

supply of cartilage in her septum.

in her septum. Okay, we're placing

Okay, we're placing this septal extension graft

this septal extension graft and that's gonna help

and that's gonna help lower her nostrils,

lower her nostrils, but in addition,

but in addition, what it's gonna do,

what it's gonna do, it's gonna help me

it's gonna help me pull the right side

pull the right side of the nose down

of the nose down by attaching the tip cartilage

by attaching the tip cartilage to the septal extension graft.

to the septal extension graft. Today I have to place

Today I have to place an extremely large

an extremely large composite graft

composite graft from Devasha's ear

from Devasha's ear into her nose.

into her nose. And what's worrisome about that

And what's worrisome about that is, one, is it gonna be

is, one, is it gonna be too big to survive?

too big to survive? So we just are on that fine line

So we just are on that fine line of correcting the problem,

of correcting the problem, making her look good,

making her look good, but at the same point

but at the same point not killing the graft.

not killing the graft. And our challenge

And our challenge we're facing right now

we're facing right now is to try to bring down

is to try to bring down the right ala, or the nostril,

the right ala, or the nostril, so that it'll match the left.

so that it'll match the left. And we're almost there.

And we're almost there. We're playing with it.

We're playing with it. We are getting some movement.

We are getting some movement. Not perfect yet.

Not perfect yet. There is that risk

There is that risk that the blood supply that's

that the blood supply that's gonna feed the composite graft

gonna feed the composite graft may not be great enough,

may not be great enough, and that composite graft

and that composite graft can die.

can die. That's what

That's what we don't want to happen.

we don't want to happen. Septoplasty, turbinoplasty

Septoplasty, turbinoplasty have been done.

have been done. Septal extension graft.

Septal extension graft. That nostril

That nostril came down a good amount.

came down a good amount. So Devasha's gonna get

So Devasha's gonna get a lot more symmetry

a lot more symmetry between her nostrils.

>> Let's go ahead

>> Let's go ahead and put the 270 on the left.

and put the 270 on the left. Kendra's really a set-up

Kendra's really a set-up for a significant complication

for a significant complication due to the reduced blood supply

due to the reduced blood supply and thin skin,

and thin skin, so I'm not celebrating

so I'm not celebrating any time soon.

[upbeat music]

[upbeat music] >> Hello.

>> Hello. >> Welcome.

>> Welcome. >> I'm here to see Dr. Nassif.

>> I'm here to see Dr. Nassif. >> Dr. Nassif? Okay.

>> Dr. Nassif? Okay. Could you just sign in for me?

Could you just sign in for me? >> Today is my first check-in

>> Today is my first check-in with Dr. Nassif since surgery.

I'm hoping that everything with Dr. Nassif since surgery.

I'm hoping that everything went successfully, with Dr. Nassif since surgery.

went successfully, there are no hitches, with Dr. Nassif since surgery.

there are no hitches, no hiccups, with Dr. Nassif since surgery.

no hiccups, no underlying problems. with Dr. Nassif since surgery.

no underlying problems. with Dr. Nassif since surgery. I just want to hear good news.

I just want to hear good news. Hello.

Hello. >> Oh, look at our

>> Oh, look at our little movie star.

little movie star. >> How are you?

>> How are you? >> Hi, Miss Devasha.

>> Hi, Miss Devasha. >> How are you?

>> How are you? >> Good.

>> Good. I think the real question is,

I think the real question is, how are you?

how are you? >> I'm fabulous.

>> I'm fabulous. >> The most important thing

>> The most important thing I need to check today

is the viability I need to check today

is the viability of that composite graft. I need to check today

of that composite graft. It better be looking good. I need to check today

It better be looking good. I need to check today It grew, wow.

It grew, wow. I think I'm gonna have

I think I'm gonna have to give you an A-plus.

to give you an A-plus. >> Oh, yay!

>> Oh, yay! I'm gonna give you an A-plus.

I'm gonna give you an A-plus. >> Okay, your incision

>> Okay, your incision looks great.

looks great. >> Okay. Oh, ho, ho.

>> Okay. Oh, ho, ho. >> You know, you have

>> You know, you have some splints in there.

some splints in there. >> Okay.

>> Okay. >> Big silicone splints

>> Big silicone splints in your nose because your septum

in your nose because your septum was really deviated.

was really deviated. >> Okay, got it.

>> Okay, got it. >> Right now Devasha has

>> Right now Devasha has something called Doyle splints

something called Doyle splints inside of her nose,

inside of her nose, which is obstructing her airway.

which is obstructing her airway. We're gonna need a good couple

We're gonna need a good couple of weeks

of weeks before Devasha can really say,

before Devasha can really say, "I got a great airway."

"I got a great airway." I thought that for sure

I thought that for sure when I went inside,

when I went inside, that that cartilage

that that cartilage would have been gnarled

would have been gnarled half the size

half the size or something, but it wasn't.

or something, but it wasn't. >> Okay, good.

>> Okay, good. >> It's just that it

>> It's just that it was lifted upwards.

was lifted upwards. >> Okay.

>> Okay. >> And I was able to take

>> And I was able to take that whole right tip complex--

that whole right tip complex-- remember how it was lifted up?

remember how it was lifted up? >> Yes.

>> Yes. >> And I pulled it down.

>> And I pulled it down. >> Okay.

>> Okay. >> And it worked.

>> And it worked. >> Yes.

>> Yes. >> I was very happy about that.

>> I was very happy about that. It's not something

It's not something I do routinely.

I do routinely. >> Okay.

>> To try to pull a nostril down is very hard.

down is very hard. So, like, right now

So, like, right now when I look at you...

when I look at you... >> Uh-huh?

>> Uh-huh? >> Your right nostril may be

>> Your right nostril may be even lower than your

even lower than your left nostril a little bit.

left nostril a little bit. >> No!

>> No! [laughs]

[laughs] The magic of it all.

The magic of it all. >> So, at this point,

>> So, at this point, we put the composite graft.

we put the composite graft. I repositioned

I repositioned your own natural cartilage.

your own natural cartilage. >> Okay.

>> Okay. >> I did all that for you.

>> I did all that for you. I'm really pleased

I'm really pleased at how everything looks

at how everything looks in Devasha's nose,

in Devasha's nose, but we're not out

but we're not out of the woods yet.

of the woods yet. I got to keep following

I got to keep following that composite graft

that composite graft to make sure it lives.

to make sure it lives. I got to keep looking

I got to keep looking at that scar where we did

at that scar where we did the ala base reduction,

the ala base reduction, and I also have to see

and I also have to see what is gonna be the positioning

what is gonna be the positioning of the cartilage that I pulled

of the cartilage that I pulled all the way down the right side.

all the way down the right side. I have to make sure

I have to make sure that it heals pulled forward,

that it heals pulled forward, otherwise that nostril's

otherwise that nostril's gonna pull back up.

gonna pull back up. So keep the cast on.

So keep the cast on. >> Yes.

>> Yes. >> I lowered your nose,

>> I lowered your nose, you're gonna see less inside

you're gonna see less inside your nostrils,

your nostrils, and I really did everything

and I really did everything in the world

in the world to pull that right nostril down.

to pull that right nostril down. >> Okay. All right.

>> Okay. All right. >> You look great.

>> You look great. >> I'm so excited.

>> I'm so excited. Thank you so much.

Thank you so much. >> No more

>> No more weird-looking nostril.

weird-looking nostril. >> No, no.

>> No, no. Thank you so much.

Thank you so much. >> I'll see you later.

>> I'll see you later. >> Okay.

>> Okay. Thank you.

Thank you. I'm so excited.

I'm so excited. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> Hello.

>> Hello. >> Hello.

>> Hello. >> How are you?

>> How are you? >> Good. How are you?

>> Good. How are you? >> Good. Good to see you again.

>> Good. Good to see you again. >> Good to see you.

>> Good to see you. >> How are you?

>> How are you? >> Fabulous.

>> Fabulous. >> Good.

It's been a little while. >> Yes.

>> Yes. >> Okay, so we took

>> Okay, so we took the implants out.

the implants out. You had breasts in distress.

You had breasts in distress. >> Yes. It's been one month

>> Yes. It's been one month since my last surgery.

since my last surgery. Today I'm mostly excited just

Today I'm mostly excited just to get some fullness back

in my chest and look like to get some fullness back

in my chest and look like a normal person. to get some fullness back

a normal person. to get some fullness back >> Now, look at this.

>> Now, look at this. Look at this.

Look at this. Yeah. This is good.

Yeah. This is good. Okay, you really thickened up.

Okay, you really thickened up. Your breasts look healthy.

Your breasts look healthy. They look happy.

They look happy. >> They are happy.

>> They are happy. >> Don't they?

>> Don't they? >> So much better, yes.

>> So much better, yes. >> Right?

>> Right? I'm really happy to see

I'm really happy to see that Kendra's soft tissue

has thickened up really nicely, that Kendra's soft tissue

has thickened up really nicely, and the blood supply looks to be that Kendra's soft tissue

and the blood supply looks to be greatly improved that Kendra's soft tissue

greatly improved that Kendra's soft tissue from the first stage,

from the first stage, and I'm pretty optimistic

and I'm pretty optimistic going from this point forward.

going from this point forward. Here's your little

Here's your little pectus situation.

pectus situation. Okay.

Okay. Some people might accept

Some people might accept a little bit of droopiness,

a little bit of droopiness, but the less droopiness

but the less droopiness you have, the less noticeable

you have, the less noticeable your chest wall situation

your chest wall situation will be, so...

will be, so... >> Yeah. Mm-hmm.

>> Yeah. Mm-hmm. >> Yeah, it's more noticeable

>> Yeah, it's more noticeable right there

right there than I've ever seen it.

than I've ever seen it. >> My grandmother bought me

>> My grandmother bought me a wedding dress,

a wedding dress, and I never got to wear it.

and I never got to wear it. I hate how

I hate how the dress looked on me.

the dress looked on me. It didn't really fit

It didn't really fit over my boobs.

over my boobs. So one of the things

So one of the things I'm hoping to do

I'm hoping to do when I get fixed

when I get fixed is put on my wedding dress.

is put on my wedding dress. >> This could be great.

>> This could be great. Huh, Mom?

Huh, Mom? >> Let's go.

>> Let's go. >> Let's do this.

>> Let's do this. I think it's really important

I think it's really important that I put the breast implant

that I put the breast implant in a particular location

in a particular location with the lift that camouflages

with the lift that camouflages her congenital deformity

her congenital deformity as much as possible

as much as possible because her pectus excavatum

because her pectus excavatum is actually really significant.

is actually really significant. For Kendra's second surgery,

For Kendra's second surgery, I'm going to begin by opening up

I'm going to begin by opening up the breast pocket and then

the breast pocket and then I'll put in appropriately sized

I'll put in appropriately sized implants for Kendra's body

implants for Kendra's body and perform a lift,

and perform a lift, hoping to mask her

hoping to mask her chest wall deformity.

chest wall deformity. The first thing

The first thing we're going to do is open up

we're going to do is open up the incision below the areola

the incision below the areola and enter into her

and enter into her old implant pocket.

old implant pocket. So look at her pectus.

So look at her pectus. It's really

It's really a right-sided pectus.

a right-sided pectus. If this pectus deformity

If this pectus deformity was on her left side,

was on her left side, it would reduce her

it would reduce her cardiac output.

cardiac output. But the fact

But the fact that it's mainly on her

that it's mainly on her right side allows her more room

right side allows her more room for her heart to beat.

for her heart to beat. What I'm gonna try to do

What I'm gonna try to do is fix the pectus excavatum

is fix the pectus excavatum with the breast implant surgery.

with the breast implant surgery. The problem is it's gonna be

The problem is it's gonna be really complicated,

really complicated, and I'm not even sure

and I'm not even sure if it's possible.

if it's possible. Let's go ahead

Let's go ahead and put the 270 on the left.

and put the 270 on the left. That's a beautiful,

That's a beautiful, new-generation implant.

new-generation implant. >> [giggles]

>> [giggles] >> Very safe--what?

>> Very safe--what? >> It's so cute.

>> It's so cute. >> This will go right up

>> This will go right up against the chest wall deformity

against the chest wall deformity that she was born with.

that she was born with. I'm gonna have to do the lift

I'm gonna have to do the lift and the placement

and the placement of the implants

of the implants more upward and medial in order

more upward and medial in order to cover as much of that

to cover as much of that chest wall deformity

chest wall deformity as I possibly can.

as I possibly can. So when you're doing a breast

So when you're doing a breast lift, it basically consists

lift, it basically consists of removing the skin

of removing the skin wherever you want to tighten

wherever you want to tighten the breast envelope.

the breast envelope. So you're preserving all

So you're preserving all the soft tissue below the skin,

the soft tissue below the skin, but you're removing

but you're removing the skin itself.

the skin itself. So far I've got good breast

So far I've got good breast shape, good symmetry,

shape, good symmetry, and I've hidden as much

and I've hidden as much of the pectus as I possibly can,

of the pectus as I possibly can, but Kendra's really a set-up

but Kendra's really a set-up for a significant complication

for a significant complication due to the reduced blood supply

due to the reduced blood supply and thin skin.

and thin skin. So I'm not celebrating

So I'm not celebrating any time soon.

any time soon. She's really got a long way

She's really got a long way to go before she heals.

to go before she heals. Let's put some dressing on,

Let's put some dressing on, and let's get her

and let's get her into recovery, okay?

>> [gasps]

>> [gasps] >> Mommy,

>> Mommy, you look like a princess.

you look like a princess. >> Aw, thank you.

[upbeat music]

[upbeat music] ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> Growing up, I always knew

>> Growing up, I always knew there was something wrong

there was something wrong with my chest.

with my chest. There was a gap between them.

So I sought out plastic surgery There was a gap between them.

So I sought out plastic surgery thinking maybe if I got some There was a gap between them.

thinking maybe if I got some implants it would fill in There was a gap between them.

implants it would fill in that void. There was a gap between them.

that void. There was a gap between them. I started feeling pain.

I started feeling pain. When I would lay down,

When I would lay down, the implant would shift.

the implant would shift. If I would lie on my back,

If I would lie on my back, one would fall under my armpit.

one would fall under my armpit. Until today.

Until today. I feel confident.

I feel confident. I feel like when

I feel like when I don't have my shirt on

I don't have my shirt on I could walk by a mirror,

I could walk by a mirror, look at myself, and smile

look at myself, and smile instead of looking at myself

instead of looking at myself and cringing.

and cringing. Today, we will be

Today, we will be renewing our vows.

renewing our vows. I will be wearing

I will be wearing the wedding dress

the wedding dress that my grandmother gave me.

that my grandmother gave me. [soft dramatic music]

[soft dramatic music] ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> There she is.

>> There she is. Look at your mommy.

Look at your mommy. >> Oh, look how pretty she is.

>> Oh, look how pretty she is. >> She looks awesome,

>> She looks awesome, doesn't she?

doesn't she? Is Mommy beautiful?

Is Mommy beautiful? >> She's pretty.

>> She's pretty. >> Wow, she looks amazing.

>> Wow, she looks amazing. >> Look at her pretty dress.

>> Look at her pretty dress. >> I couldn't imagine

>> I couldn't imagine wearing this wedding dress

wearing this wedding dress with my old set of breasts

with my old set of breasts and I'm very grateful.

and I'm very grateful. >> Mommy,

>> Mommy, you look like a princess.

you look like a princess. >> Yes, she does.

>> Yes, she does. >> Aw, thank you.

>> Aw, thank you. It feels so good

It feels so good to have my new breasts

to have my new breasts in my wedding dress.

in my wedding dress. Pain free.

Pain free. Tiny.

Tiny. >> Think where it all started,

>> Think where it all started, like, eight years ago

like, eight years ago from a simple surgery

from a simple surgery turned into a nightmare,

turned into a nightmare, turned into a dream.

turned into a dream. >> She looks so gorgeous wearing

>> She looks so gorgeous wearing that dress,

and with the improvements that dress,

and with the improvements in the surgery that she's had, that dress,

in the surgery that she's had, she just wears it with so much that dress,

she just wears it with so much confidence, and it's amazing. that dress,

confidence, and it's amazing. that dress, >> We're gathered here today

>> We're gathered here today to renew the vows.

to renew the vows. Kendra and Mike,

Kendra and Mike, love is a beautiful

love is a beautiful and incredible force.

and incredible force. It trumps hate and judgment,

It trumps hate and judgment, and you have formed

and you have formed a truly beautiful union.

a truly beautiful union. Do you have anything

Do you have anything that you would like to say?

that you would like to say? >> I would just like to say

>> I would just like to say how thankful I am

how thankful I am for her being my wife.

for her being my wife. For the past eight years

For the past eight years being married

being married have been wonderful.

have been wonderful. We have two great kids, and I

We have two great kids, and I thank you for them every day,

thank you for them every day, and I'm a very lucky man.

and I'm a very lucky man. I feel so proud of her for all

I feel so proud of her for all that she's endured, all that

that she's endured, all that she's had to go through,

she's had to go through, and I'm just really proud

and I'm just really proud to be her husband,

to be her husband, and she's an amazing wife.

and she's an amazing wife. >> You're my best friend.

>> You're my best friend. You're the greatest father

You're the greatest father I could ask for

I could ask for for our children.

for our children. We've built a beautiful life

We've built a beautiful life together and have shared

together and have shared so many memories,

so many memories, and I look forward to many,

and I look forward to many, many, many, many more.

many, many, many more. >> By the power vested in me,

>> By the power vested in me, I'd like to pronounce you

I'd like to pronounce you husband and wife yet again.

husband and wife yet again. You may kiss the bride.

You may kiss the bride. [upbeat music]

[upbeat music] ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> I love you so much.

>> I love you so much. >> I love you.

>> I love you. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ I have never, ever,

I have never, ever, in my life felt so beautiful

in my life felt so beautiful as I have today.

as I have today. I feel so grateful

I feel so grateful for Dr. Dubrow and what he's--

for Dr. Dubrow and what he's-- what he's done for me.

what he's done for me. I feel more confident now.

I feel more confident now. I feel beautiful again.

I feel beautiful again. >> Let's go party.

>> Let's go party. >> All right, let's go party.

>> All right, let's go party. [groovy music]

[groovy music] ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> All right, you guys ready

>> All right, you guys ready to get this party started?

to get this party started? >> Yes.

>> Yes. >> Please give it up

>> Please give it up for Devasha.

for Devasha. [cheers and applause]

[cheers and applause] Give it up!

[upbeat music]

[upbeat music] ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> It's been years since I've

>> It's been years since I've been able to get up on stage.

been able to get up on stage. I was afraid.

I was afraid. I doubted myself,

I doubted myself, and I felt like people

and I felt like people weren't listening to me.

weren't listening to me. They were staring at my nose.

They were staring at my nose. Today is different for me

Today is different for me because I have something to say,

because I have something to say, and I actually believe

and I actually believe what I'm saying.

what I'm saying. I am beyond ready

I am beyond ready to share my poetry

to share my poetry with the world,

with the world, and I have nothing

and I have nothing holding me back.

holding me back. >> Are you guys excited?

>> Are you guys excited? >> I'm very excited.

>> I'm very excited. >> How excited are you?

>> I don't know, I'm sweating, >> How excited are you?

>> I don't know, I'm sweating, I'm sweating. >> How excited are you?

I'm sweating. >> I'm nervous because >> How excited are you?

>> I'm nervous because I've never heard them. >> How excited are you?

I've never heard them. I'm so nervous. >> How excited are you?

I'm so nervous. >> You've never heard them? >> How excited are you?

>> You've never heard them? >> No. >> How excited are you?

>> No. >> I think the last time >> How excited are you?

>> I think the last time she performed it was >> How excited are you?

she performed it was maybe freshman year, I think? >> How excited are you?

maybe freshman year, I think? I can't wait >> How excited are you?

I can't wait to see Devasha get on stage. >> How excited are you?

to see Devasha get on stage. It's like a dream come true >> How excited are you?

It's like a dream come true for her and I because this is >> How excited are you?

for her and I because this is what she loves to do, >> How excited are you?

what she loves to do, >> How excited are you? and she's been held back

and she's been held back because of her fear of her nose,

because of her fear of her nose, and this is something

and this is something that I know she wants to do.

that I know she wants to do. So I'm excited for her

So I'm excited for her and to see her perform again.

and to see her perform again. >> All right, you guys ready

>> All right, you guys ready to get this party started?

to get this party started? >> Yes!

>> Yes! >> Yeah!

>> Yeah! Welcome to Open Space

Welcome to Open Space Open Mic Night.

Open Mic Night. Please, give it up

Please, give it up for Chicago's own Devasha.

for Chicago's own Devasha. [cheers and applause]

[cheers and applause] Give it up!

>> Look at you, honey.

>> Look at you, honey. >> Good evening, everybody.

>> Good evening, everybody. So the poem

So the poem that I have for you this evening

that I have for you this evening is entitled "In Truth."

is entitled "In Truth." "I smile for she who sighs.

"I smile for she who sighs. I laugh for he who cries.

I laugh for he who cries. And all the while

And all the while I hold joy in my hands."

I hold joy in my hands." >> I'm overwhelmed with pride

>> I'm overwhelmed with pride and excitement.

and excitement. I'm so happy that I'm able

I'm so happy that I'm able to experience this with her.

to experience this with her. >> "What is beauty and who

>> "What is beauty and who in the hell set that standard?

in the hell set that standard? Unapologetically to whom

Unapologetically to whom it may concern,

it may concern, I must disagree.

I must disagree. Have I went from trials

Have I went from trials and tribulations

and tribulations to triumphs and glory?

to triumphs and glory? Have I spent years

Have I spent years choking on insecurities

choking on insecurities and now able to breathe

and now able to breathe and living a dream?

and living a dream? I am finally free."

I am finally free." I definitely pay homage

I definitely pay homage to the old me,

to the old me, and I'm telling her,

and I'm telling her, "Hey, it's okay."

"Hey, it's okay." "In the midst of our milestone

"In the midst of our milestone I smile for you."

I smile for you." Thank you.

Thank you. >> Ah!

>> Ah! [cheers and applause]

[cheers and applause] >> Go, Devash!

>> Go, Devash! >> Before my surgery,

>> Before my surgery, my nose looked awful.

my nose looked awful. My right nostril

My right nostril was much larger than my left.

was much larger than my left. Since my surgery,

Since my surgery, my nose looks amazing.

my nose looks amazing. I'm finally able

I'm finally able to interact with people

to interact with people and put myself out there

and put myself out there without fear and doubt.

without fear and doubt. With this newfound confidence,

With this newfound confidence, I feel like a brand-new me.

I feel like a brand-new me. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> Oh!

>> Oh! You look so beautiful.

You look so beautiful. I'm so happy.

I'm so happy. >> Thank you.

>> Thank you. I love you. I feel so good.

I love you. I feel so good. >> You did a great job.

>> You did a great job. >> Thank you.

>> Thank you. >> Oh, my goodness.

>> Oh, my goodness. >> Thank you.

>> Thank you. >> So good.

>> So good. >> Thank you.

>> Thank you. >> Aww!

>> Hey, with my--

>> Hey, with my-- >> New York!

>> New York! >> Yes?

>> Yes? >> That guy's calling you.

>> That guy's calling you. >> Do I owe him money?

>> Do I owe him money? No, I don't.

No, I don't. I don't think I do.

I don't think I do. >> They diagnosed me

>> They diagnosed me with Wegener's granulomatosis.

with Wegener's granulomatosis. >> Wegener's granulomatosis

>> Wegener's granulomatosis is a very rare disease,

is a very rare disease, and it can affect your sinuses,

and it can affect your sinuses, your throat, your nose,

your throat, your nose, and it can even cause death.

and it can even cause death. >> This breast

>> This breast is literally twice the size.

is literally twice the size. I think your chance

I think your chance of a significant complication

of a significant complication is very high.

is very high. Every one of these moves

Every one of these moves makes it more dangerous.

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