Did An IUD Deform David's Nose?! FULL TRANSFORMATION | Botched | E!

David has gone his entire life thinking that an IUD caused him to have a deformed nose while in utero. When he visits the Botched doctors, it turns out this story he has been told his whole life may not be true and his deformation wasn't caused by an IUD. Can Dr. Nassif give David a new lease on life with a nose that he can actually breathe out of? Check out his full transformation on “Botched”
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[@matthewhiggs4805]

It was obvious seeing his childhood pictures that it was a congenital diesease. His eyes are extremely far apart and his nose extremely wide. It baffles me that this man went that long without knowing what was going on

[@pixiestix726]

The parents probably didn’t want to admit it was congenital. Not to their son or themselves. Total denial. Probably made up the IUD story….no doctor would call that from an IUD.

[@mjay5390]

@@pixiestix726fetal alcohol syndrome?!

[@spulwasser]

​@@mjay5390no

[@esotericone9101]

@@mjay5390that would explain the lie! It covered him and the mother!

[@danicaersland3686]

Well, cleft palate is from a folic acid deficiency, and you wouldn't be thinking to take prenatal vitamins early in your pregnancy if you have an IUD and assume you can't get pregnant, so I suppose it is indirectly responsible.

[@fagnermacedo7966]

This poor guy, how far the medicine come, doctors back then was making things up because they didn't knew what he had

[@nesrinvural3800]

Dr Nassif didn’t have to pay for the dinner but the fact that he did proves that he actually cares for his patients ❤

[@max8038]

Coming to terms with being "defective" or having a health condition is soooo difficult. Glad he got help from two of the best in the field.

[@faafafineartist]

what a horrific thing to say to him as a child that impacted decades of his life up to this point. the truth might hurt you, but at least the truth gives clarity and reality with no doubt.

[@palapeura375]

David seems so sweet. I was diagnosed as autistic at 29 and before that doctors just called me different flavors of crazy so I can understand what a shock it is to go from one story to the next

[@pixiestix726]

I immediately clued in thinking it looked cleft and I was surprised he didn’t have a full cleft palate.

[@deborahmack6662]

If that’s the case, he’s blessed that he didn’t have the entire cleft palate, because that’s extremely difficult to correct and usually takes years of multiple surgeries. There’s different ways to look at it.

[@slc1161]

I was dealing with increasing migraines in both length and intensity. Doctors blew me off and told me it was being female, it was migraine, etc. I didn’t find out until I was 58 and went to a pain clinic. He asked me a couple of questions and in ten minutes, he verbalized the cause, which turned out to be a rare bone condition that causes my spine to deposit bony pieces all over and hardens my tendons into bone. My spinal canal was extremely narrow as a result and was pushing on my spinal cord. I’ve had 5 surgeries and 57 procedures to control bony growth and pain. I hate when doctors guess or gaslight you. Good luck to him.

[@paigearchipley7848]

Oh my gosh that sounds awful! I’m glad you finally received an answer ❤️ Has there been any improvement??

[@susieormsby2471]

I was relieved when I found out I had a heart defect. it explained so many things that I didnt understand before. Best wishes to this guy.

[@max8038]

Same!!!

[@maryhughes7929]

His nose looks great. These Doctors are amazing. 👃 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻⭐️

[@Capricornrose73]

Omg his nose looks amazing!😅

[@LeviAaronx]

Nassif is a miracle worker! Bless him!

[@CronutsForPresident]

WOW-this wasn’t just an improvement-this is a perfect nose! It complements his face beautifully. Plastic surgery has come so far. As someone who suffers from migraines, what an absolute gift this is. David seems like a kind, sensitive soul, and I’m so happy for him! He was handsome before, but must be so much happier and more confident now-and now he can smooch and breath! 😂 Bravo Dr Nassif!

[@Gramma5775]

David looks and sounds like such a gentleman. He has a sweet smile. So glad you could help him.

[@justbecuz5723]

Honestly, looking at him as an adult, I wouldn’t have known there was a deformity with his nose. Glad to see he’s breathing properly again!

[@mpita5193]

His poor mom! I wonder if she felt responsible or guilty? What a terrible misunderstanding for David and his family to live with.

[@hitismeduh]

I was definitely wondering if some of his emotional response came from knowing his mother carried that guilt with her unnecessarily for so many years, or possibly even that he held it against her and it strained their relationship. If that really is the case, I hope he's healing from that.

[@kloeeh5389]

He is so sweet and his wife is so supportive and comforting, it made me slightly emotional

[@berglettemom6045]

Considering he had a congenital deformity of his nose, I wonder if they did a CT scan or other studies to see if there were other issues, for example, with his palate, sinuses, lips or teeth. The end result is very impressive.

[@seraphale]

I was looking up medical stuff when I was in my 20's and discovered that my flat elfie ears are known as "Stahl's deformity".🤣 I remember thinking "I'm DEFORMED?!" for about 10 minutes and then moving on. Such is life!

[@HotPeridot2]

Anyone with common sense and a basic knowledge of the uterus and pregnancy would know that there's no way an IUD would have done that. It's more like what happens to the nose of many with cleft lip/palate issues.

[@sememmer1]

His nose looks fantastic! Also, his confidence shows through and he looks so handsome! I think he was handsome before, but the confidence his new nose has given him has brought that front and center!

[@michaelb9554]

My heart actually broke for this man... I understand his point. He always thought that something - a THING - caused a defect to his nose. In actuality, he had a congenital defect, and he never knew it. I can only imagine how difficult it was in that moment to process such a misdiagnosis. And it would cause anyone to ask the question... If I have this defect, could I have other defects in my body that were missed? I am sure that he went through a roller coaster ride of emotions.

[@debbieatkerson5241]

I'm so glad he finally got this resolved! He looks great! And breathing better and no more headaches!

[@emghee2510]

It's good to see this man with a newfound sense of pride. These are the kind of surgeries that show how small changes can make a massive impact!

[@kbowler9266]

How happy he is really adds to how much good the surgery did. I hope it helps permanently. Migraine is a horrible headache.

[@realLsf]

These kind of stories are the ones that really make what the docs do so worth while. It’s not about vanity & aesthetic beauty, it’s about making a guys life better. Massive respect, you guys rock ✌️❤

[@Gidget3922]

He looks great. I’m so happy for him and especially that he can breathe and no headaches!

[@ZykaCharlie]

Wow! Great job Dr. Paul! I was in tears with this one. These doctors are so amazing! Thank you both Dr. Paul & Dr. Terry! You are truly awesome.

[@dianabriggs1032]

And no one told him in all that time that it’s physiologically impossible for an IUD to do that? I’m a proponent of IUDs and had one for years, and when I got one I found out people believe all kinds of nonsense about them. It’s kind of depressing, because they’re an excellent option for lots of women and misinformation scares too many of them off.

[@DrAndromeda]

Such an incredible transformation!! So happy for him and his family!!

[@sugacoatme]

Looking at his nose in pictures from when he was a child I could tell it was a cleft. I can’t believe no one figured that out and thought it was an iud. 😮

[@anovosedlik]

Dr.Nassif is a darling and SO skilled! Also, 'congenital defects' just sounds bad--they should use a different word for 'defect' like 'abnormality' (if they don't already). Linguistics alters perception.

[@spinozareader]

This one really moved me to tears. So happy for that dear man. Well done, Dr. Nassif! (Both the docs show so much decency and good humor.)

[@aylinakyol5503]

this is kinda cute. this poor guy. it baffles me that he never questioned this. such heartwarming doctors

[@abcjerilee]

Being able to breathe is amazing! God bless you!

[@416London]

Oh lord, after 51 years finally had a septopalsty and turbinectomy and for the first time in my life i could breathe through my nose. Only reason I knew I had such a huge problem was not being able to get the covid swabs up my nostrils. SO happy he found resolution.

[@jolo6539]

He looks amazing! Dr Nasser did such a great job 👏

[@DrPAB181]

I'm sending you big hugs, David.

[@Gidget3922]

He looks great! Good for him. Those doctors are miracle workers not only for the body, but the mind.

[@samanthabolduc3238]

Incredible outcome

[@michelem226]

This is what it's all about!

[@elizabeth10392]

Looks so much better, he can breathe normally and his headaches have gone. Win win win!!🙂

[@kittybee71]

he looks sooo happy with the result! aw he looks great

[@laurieuv]

wow great job Dr. Nassif

[@marniemontalbo]

Wow what a phenomenal job Dr did on his nose! It's perfect. She's a sensational wife/person! He's kind and happy and I'm thinking I'm more happy for her, she gets to spend the rest of her life with a much happier version of the man she fell in love with over 25 years ago! Lucky♡

[@Kris-zy7is]

Whoa he looks amazing!! I’m so glad his headaches are gone

[@mattdeans9873]

I just hate when wonderful people like David, who don't deserve it, have to endure the pain they have. These docs are miracle workers.

[@isabellakox4988]

What an amazing transformation!!!

[@GriffinWulf]

i thought this case was gonna be about an accident in the bedroom 😂

[@emghee2510]

Yeah me too. Lol

[@SpiritualAmethyst]

Wow!! That end result doesn’t even look like he’s ever had surgery. So glad he can breathe now too!

[@222lanna]

This might be the best nose result I've ever seen.❤ wow😮

[@raegangarcia8112]

Wow, he looks Great now! I am so happy for him!

[@herebecause]

I wish I could just blame "doctors back then," but things haven't really changed... People still write off and blame women for their reproductive choices. Glad he got a real diagnosis!

[@delisacartwright2720]

Look so much better

[@KaseyKessler]

Wow they did an amazing job

[@VickyVideo_]

Just beautiful!

[@NoseyNuNu]

He looks young as heck ‼️ they did an amazing job ❣️

[@lisaess9782]

Aww he loos so happy with his new nose.

[@mq6389]

Wonderful wife and well deserving man

[@adelinadiaz9421]

wow, he looks amazing!! congratulations...

[@gdubs1693]

Great job! I love it. ❤

[@crystal_ayala]

WOW! What an amazing difference. I'm glad he's happier😊

[@summershandy19]

You are an Angel, David. God bless you.

[@brendalee6983]

Great story

[@thankubelle]

omg it looks amazing.

[@LeviAaronx]

Love these two docs! 🐰 🥕

[@ASartori86]

Oh Dr Dubrow...

[@DianaSwett]

What a wonderful job

[@kwickeb99]

That guys nose is so much better..x

[@CuminaDelcum-yu1bx]

Im living in Poland and i see people with symilar nose to his nose before his childhood reconstruction all the time especialy on ukrainian women, i was not knowing its a deformity i was just finding it cute and i was jealous.

[@TOM-C.]

Dude, your mother didn't want children as the IUD says, but she kept you, and raised you well! The defect is minor so I'm having difficulty sympathizing with you. I'd be very thankful you don't have a fully cleft pallet! You now have one of the best noses I've seen on this show so don't ever tear up again because you had a small defect. You're a lucky man so when you, if you get that feeling again of being defective in some way, remember what you have in life, and compare it to others whose medical issues far, far surpass your now fixed defect/nose!✌🗽

[@tabithabrown9989]

An IUD?? 😂 I don't think that's what you meant.

[@beakerface]

Yeah, the contraceptive coil

[@TetsukoLadyOfSteel]

Just because you have something wrong with your body doesn’t make you defective ❤

[@candy-sj]

Gosh even bullied by his own family😢, anyway he looks great

[@dawnmason9558]

My friend’s son was born with an IUD embedded in his right arm. It was the 7shaped one and now after removing it he has a 7 shaped scar.

[@KaseyKessler]

You're not defective you're a miracle the fact that your mom was able to give birth to you after she had an IUD your miracle dude God doesn't make defects God doesn't make mistakes.

[@TheLoloCynthiaShow]

Wow❤

[@genesismillion]

That’s wardenburg syndrome how does no one know that

[@feralhomunculus]

Oh sweetie, nooo! You're looking at this the completely wrong way. You're _not defective._ I was recently diagnosed with AuADHD at 50. It was amazing for me to get the correct diagnosis! I know it's not exactly the same thing as you, but it's something even with the diagnosis, can not be corrected, because it's just who I am. It's how my brain was born. I can't _change that_ with _all_ the medication, therapy, or wishful thinking. You, at least, had the opportunity to make a real physical change. I wish you and your loved ones all the best 🫶

[@living-in-a-wasteland]

my left eye is 0.5 cm smaller than my right, i was told its because the dr squeezed my forehead too hard while dragging me out of the womb, any truth to that or far-fetched?

[@deanbarnette1602]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@teresarose731]

I love y’all.

[@anniehaunted]

I feel this show is so toxic at some points, like labeling patients after their condition, ''Anna, defect nose'' instead of ''Anna, engineer'' and even for the doctors to call ''defect'' in front of a patient, omg, thats so humiliating.

[@LiR95]

They’re not doing it to degrade or humiliate them, those are medical terms. Their careers have nothing to do with the procedures they need done, so they say those things to better jog their memory for what actually is wrong and what needs to be fixed.

[@emma.l]

it's only humiliating if you believe there's something embarrassing about having a defect

[@anniehaunted]

@LiR95 people are not their condition. If someone is depressed, they are not depressive, but someone WITH Depressive Disorder. Thats why it's fucked up to label people after their condition. Even if "defect" it's a medical term, doesnt mean they have to say it front of the patient. The poor guy felt horrible. That's called empathy.

[@LiR95]

@@anniehaunted I’m as empathetic as they come and I still think you’re being sensitive and grasping at straws. And that’s coming from someone who was born with a defect that needed to be surgically corrected. How is them saying “Anna, defect nose” any different than saying “Anna WITH defect nose”? This is the standard jargon you’d hear in any hospital or any hospital based show. They don’t need to mince words, they’re trying to get to the point and fix what needs to be fixed because that will help the patient way more than niceties. And they were super nice and empathetic to the patient so I really don’t get what your problem or point is.

[@deathbycheese850]

He wasn't crying about being defective, he was crying because the story he was fed his whole life, turned out to be a lie, and he had just learned it was congenital. He probably felt a massive relief. I have been there, so I know what it feels like.

[@Stinaz584]

first of all its not you.

[@DD-sp2qs]

Stick with the IUD story…Makes you mysterious 👃🏼

[@YRTheyDoingThis]

The initial reaction by Dubrow, the unethical douch bag that did the surgeries for The Swan, was so wrong. He must realize that his words are going to affect this man’s memories. There’s so much wrong with Dubrow and his wife.

[@deathbycheese850]

Who?

[@Lilliboo962]

What ? I don't understand, he did an amazing job.

[@catea2551]

dr. d's nose is as bad as this guys.

[@PatriciaLane-x2p]

I love these doctors especially hubby of housewives beauty his wife only one with class and intelligent du brow! 😂

[@carlabarrick8538]

It goes to show you that A. Your family will make up things about you without being fully informed and B. The medical community has come so far, to endorse such a myth was questionable. But we don't know if his mom just said it or if she was told such a thing.

[@ZykaCharlie]

Wow! Great job Dr. Paul! I was in tears with this one. These doctors are so amazing! Thank you both Dr. Paul & Dr. Terry! You are truly awesome.