The doctors meet with a man whose nasal syndrome has him tired of facing the public.

A young father with a life-threatening chest implant infection; a pair of twins with matching physical deformities want to look more identical.

Paul and Terry travel to Texas to meet a female war veteran with breasts and body disfigured by a lightning strike; a woman with a misplaced toe on each foot.

The doctors visit a young mother in Detroit whose breasts never fully developed; a woman in Atlanta has a tumor that causes overgrown tissue in her mouth; a check-in with past patient, Dwight Eubanks.

Drs. Dubrow and Nassif head to Arizona to help a woman whose nose collapsed into her own face; in New York City, they meet a college student with an extremely oversized breast.

A young mother's underlying issues get more difficult to deal with; a Chicago woman deals with her nasal complications.

The doctor becomes the patient when Dr. Nassif has a serious medical condition.

Doctors Paul and Terry head to Las Vegas to help a young woman whose autoimmune disease may have triggered her deformed breasts; a twin born with facial abnormalities whose brother was born without complications.

A sneak peek of the next episode.

When someone has cosmetic surgery, it doesn't always turn out as planned. So what happens when a procedure is botched? If they're on this reality series, they head to renowned plastic surgeons Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow, who try to reverse damages from the original procedure. Each hourlong episode follows a patient through the process of correcting failed operations, from the complex procedures to the intensive recovery process and -- ultimately -- the reveal of the successful transformation.

Check out these true stories from the plastic surgery capital of the world (and one of the most famous ZIP codes) -- Beverly Hills, Calif. Each episode features the opinions of the patient before and after the surgery, as well as -- barf bag alert! -- footage from the actual surgical procedure.

Being famous doesn't necessarily make it easier for celebrities to find love. "Famously Single" tries to help celebrities find partners with help from experts, who guide the stars while they look for love. The celebs live together in a downtown Los Angeles home. They are put through challenges and other exercises that strip away their fame to help them achieve the relationships they covet. The singles -- who come from such areas as TV, music and sports -- head to clubs, bars and tourist hot spots to try to find mates. Romance might be even closer than the housemates think when romantic connections take place in the house.

Everyone knows what it's like to feel alone, left out, different, or just not good enough. Welcome to "Revenge Body," the show that is going to turn lives around with the ultimate True and Total Makeover of the exterior and interior. By gaining confidence and control over their lives, maybe even for the first time, Khloé Kardashian and a team of Hollywood's best trainers and glam squads help two individuals per episode re-create themselves. The results are going to be a major transformation. It's all about showing the world -- all those people who doubted you, who rejected you -- what they're now missing. It's all about the Revenge Body. Because the best revenge is looking and feeling your best.

EJ Johnson's over-the-top personality has made him a breakout star on "Rich Kids of Beverly Hills," which in the reality-TV world means it's time for him to get his own series. That show is "EJ NYC." Set on the other side of the country, it features the son of legendary basketball player Magic Johnson enjoying the glitz and glamour of the Big Apple along with his "glamtourage," which includes EJ's sister, Elisa, with whom he recently decided to share living space with again after a couple years of living apart; LL Cool J's daughter, Samaria Smith; and real estate development heir Sanaz Panahi. Brimming with a newfound self-confidence after losing nearly 200 pounds, Johnson hopes to capitalize on his TV and social media fame to build a brand that is befitting of his family's legacy. In addition to his flourishing career, EJ checks out some new romantic prospects in his personal life.

Mariah Carey is one of the most successful recording artists of all time, with more than 220 million records sold and 18 No. 1 singles, as of the show's 2016 premiere. With this series, the multiple-time Grammy winner welcomes viewers into her life to follow her as she kicks off the Sweet Sweet Fantasy tour, which takes her to Europe -- including the United Kingdom -- and Africa. The show gets personal as well, offering a glimpse into Carey's private world. Members of Carey's family, her friends and others in her inner circle are also featured on the series, which Carey says is a good opportunity to show her personality and who she really is because "a lot of people have misperceptions about this and that."

Wives and girlfriends (the titular WAGS) of professional athletes get perks that other woman usually don't get -- money and fame among them. Because it's a relatively small group of people, many WAGS are close friends with one another. But there is a hierarchy within the group, as the wives who have husbands with multimillion-dollar contracts have all the power. This reality series follows several WAGS who are married to or dating professional athletes. Sasha Gates, who is married to a veteran professional football player, is the head of the group and has her own children's clothing line with best friend and fellow WAG Autumn Ajirotutu, who is also married to a pro football player. Barbie Blank is involved with a professional hockey player, but she is an athlete herself -- she used to be a pro wrestler under the name Kelly Kelly.