The Bad Skin Clinic - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
The Itchiest Skin Known to Man
Dr. Emma sees Chris, who is suffering from an itchy, sore rash. Plus, she tends to Lauren's pulsating lump.
It's A Whopper
Dr Emma Craythorne and her team of experts help solve complex skin conditions. Ex-model Sarra hates her huge lipoma. Kzartan's face makes him a recluse, Emily's life is ruined by her psoriasis and Kevin has nowhere left to turn for his lump.
My Lump Weighs 10lb
Will Dr. Emma be able to treat the 10lb lump that is ruining Graham's life, Samantha's bulky earlobes and Deborah's sticky out lipoma.
I Look Like a Camel
Can Dr Emma help James and Alan get rid of their troublesome lumps? And will she find a treatment for Jane's sore skin and Danielle's red face?
I'm More Than My Skin
Will Kayleigh finally get the treatment she needs for severe cystic acne?
Kids Special: Heartbreaking
Is Libby's mystery rash connected to her childhood history of Leukaemia?
I Hate the Way It Looks
Dillon and Charlotte hope Dr. Emma is able to help their lives move on by treating their skin. There is actually no quick fix for Roger's gout, and Amanda's lipoma is tricky.
I Know Exactly What This Is
Dr. Emma examines some mystery growths that have appeared on Chris's scalp. Plus, she treats Cianca's debilitating hands as well as the after-effects of Dave's sunburn.
It Looks Ugly, I Am Ugly
Klaire has a worrying lump on her groin which, despite being removed once before, has grown back. Plus, Ciaran's lumps and bumps have ruined his confidence.
You Feel Like a Freak Show
Levi's had enough of the painful lumps on his body. Plus, Kim's facial hair is out of control and Roger's red, itchy rash is preventing him from enjoying life.
It's Just Agony
The huge cyst on the back of Carol's head is agony. Plus, 19-year-old Alfie's acne has scarred his back and chest. Bill has a concerning lump on his neck.
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