Bodyshockers - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Face Tattoos, Extreme Facelifts and Sliced Ear Lobes
Katie meets Lee from Grimsby, who after a drunken dare was left with tattooed tears streaming down his face. Lee meets 20-year-old tattoo wannabe Charlie, who is planning two massive face tattoos.
Cut-Price Boobs and Tattooed Hair
Hannah, from Wrexham, meets Savannah, who wants bigger boobs. And while Sarah regrets her stretched ear lobes, Joel has put large holes in both of his cheeks.
Ears, Boobs and an Hour Glass Figure
Air steward Rodrigo has had 24 cosmetic procedures and spent £125,000. Hannah wants an hour glass figure. Ernesto wants to reverse his stretched ears. Stacey has paw prints inked on her boobs.
Lips, Scalpelling and Giant Tattoos
Katie Piper meets an artist set on turning his entire back, bum and thighs into a human canvas. She also observes a horrifying correction procedure called 'scalpelling'.
Nose Job, Boob Reduction and Thai Tattoo
Katie Piper meets Dean, who plans a giant inking for his shoulders and chest. And Zahra undergoes a radical new procedure promising a new nose in your lunch break.
Lips, Eyebrows and an Instant Eye Lift
Katie introduces a woman planning lip implants to a woman who regrets her own lip job. There's also Jordan, who has had a long list of procedures done to look like his idol Kim Kardashian.
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