These surgery-obsessed celebrities are about to go on a journey of self-discovery.
Stars like Kim Zolciak, Aubrey O’Day from 90 Day Fiancé’s Larissa Santos Lima, and others are taking a fresh look at their previous cosmetic surgeries in the first glimpse of TopMob’s upcoming reality show titled Botched Presents: A Second Chance for Plastic Surgery.
In a recent trailer, content creator and model Sophia Elgerabli openly states that she’s invested more than $100,000 in cosmetic procedures. Additionally, Larissa and other individuals reveal their experiences with various surgeries such as liposuction of the knees, breast implants, Brazilian butt lifts, and fillers in numerous parts of their bodies.
Meanwhile, Aubrey makes a jest by saying, “I’d really enjoy getting a breast augmentation, but I know that’s not what we’re here for.” However, host and renowned radio and TV personality Michelle Visage quickly reminds the group, “Each of you is here because you are pondering whether to reverse a cosmetic treatment.
Additionally, with the guidance of renowned plastic surgeon Dr. Terry Dubrow and body image specialist Dr. Spirit, PhD, these celebrities will embark on a transformative journey at the “Rewind Retreat”. During this journey, they will explore whether to revert to a more natural appearance or continue with their medically altered bodies, promoting self-discovery in the process.
According to Dr. Spirit’s suggestion in the sneak peek, “Dr. Terry and I will assist you in choosing between living your current life or changing it by going back in time.
For Jessica Dime, a former star of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta, and Sophia, the prospect of traveling back in time has been eagerly anticipated for quite some time.
In the trailer, Jessica candidly states, “I long to return to my original appearance without the injections.” Sophia then comments, “As I grow older, I aspire to be recognized more for my intellect rather than my age.
And the cast’s transformations won’t just be surface level.
According to its description, the show invites participants to explore themselves deeply as they reconsider their understanding of beauty through intriguing challenges, unforeseen emotional bonds, and humorous experiences.
Get a sneak peek at what’s ahead by watching the video trailer above, then continue scrolling to discover our star-studded lineup of celebrities and social media sensations.
Reversing the Knife: A Second Chance for Plastic Surgery” debuts on TopMob this coming Wednesday, July 9th, at 10 p.m. The episode can be streamed a week later on Peacock.
And the cast’s transformations won’t just be surface level.
The show invites its participants to explore themselves deeply, form unforeseen emotional bonds, and experience humorous situations. By doing so, they are encouraged to reconsider their understanding of what constitutes beauty.
Get a sneak peek at what’s to follow in the video above, and continue scrolling below to learn about the whole ensemble of famous personalities and influencers.
Reversing the Knife: A Second Chance for Plastic Surgery” debuts on Wednesday, July 9, at 10 p.m., exclusively on TopMob. The episode can be streamed a week later on Peacock.
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Aubrey O’Day, a celebrated singer and television personality, gained fame as part of the platinum-selling girl group Danity Kane. This group propelled her to success in pop music and various TV shows. Now, she plans to reassess her facial filler at the Rewind Retreat, also using this opportunity to bond with fellow participants over their common experiences.
Born in Brazil, Larissa Santos Lima is a well-known television personality and content creator who gained prominence due to her appearance on TLC’s show, 90 Day Fiancé. After undergoing numerous cosmetic procedures on her face and body, Larissa expresses concerns that these enhancements may be restricting her from enjoying an active lifestyle.
Television personality Kim Zolciak was initially part of Bravo’s hit series “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” and later starred in the spin-off show “Don’t Be Tardy,” which chronicled her family life and multiple cosmetic surgeries. After a divorce and some weight loss, Kim now attends the retreat with her daughter Brielle, reflecting on one of her past procedures.
TV personality and social media influencer, Brielle Biermann, accompanies her mother, Kim, at a wellness center for a discussion about the advantages and disadvantages of facial fillers. With her upcoming wedding on the horizon, Brielle is eager to achieve a more subtle, natural appearance.
The well-known Irish content creator, Alan McGarry, is recognized for their vibrant impact in reality TV and the LGBTQ+ media sphere. Previously opting for filler treatments to enhance their self-assurance, Alan expressed remorse about a prior Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) procedure at the retreat.
Jessica Dime, who’s known for her rapping skills and TV appearances, rose to fame as a four-season cast member on VH1’s “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta”. Now a mother and wife, she persists in her music career while expanding her fanbase. At the retreat, she expresses hopes to minimize certain treatments, but is concerned that it might affect her professional life.
Kathy Brown found herself in the glitzy yet stressful realm of modeling for Playboy, ultimately choosing to undergo breast augmentation which led to severe bodily pain and psychological distress. Her desire is to undo the procedure, enabling her to continue an energetic life focused on her grandchildren.
Sophia Elgerabli, who’s known for creating content and modeling work, saw her career take flight following two BBL surgeries. Now in a new stage of life, she’s branching out into different businesses and aims to be perceived as more professional with a fresh appearance.
Sebastian Bails, famed on social media and YouTube, is recognized primarily for his amusing characters and honest vlogs detailing his experiences with cosmetic treatments at an early stage in life. Sebastian openly discusses the stresses of upholding beauty standards within the influencer sphere, but his motives for elective surgeries leave many taken aback.
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2025-06-10 20:18