The Face Doctors - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Elephant's Trunk
Peter undergoes surgery to try to rebuild his nose after losing it to cancer, and surgeons battle to reattach Jack's jaw after an e-scooter crash.
The First Thing You Look At
A simple toothache leads to a deadly flesh-eating infection in Terry's eye. Anita makes the heart-breaking decision to have one of her eyes removed.
I Miss My Old Face
Kamil has lost half of his nose and needs prosthetist Nigel's help. Plus, surgeon Vijay pieces together Dean's shattered jaw and cheekbone.
I Just Want A New Nose
After enduring years of torment over her looks, Holly wants a straighter nose. Plus, Leo has become isolated since losing his left eye to cancer.
Hole In The Face
Alex has become a prisoner in his own home after having his nose surgically removed. Plus, an infected insect bite has left a gaping hole in Tracey's neck.
I Can't Smile
Brenda is paralysed down one side of her face and desperately wants her smile back. Plus, surgeon Vijay attempts a difficult procedure to straighten Meghan's jaw.
A Walking Miracle
After falling off a balcony, part of Alfie's skill is missing, and his brain is unprotected. Plus, Sue hopes an artificial eye will bring back her confidence.
Do I Look Like Me?
After a car crash broke several of her bones, 16-year-old Emily needs Vijay to rebuild her face. Dave needs the paralysed side of his face lifted.
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