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Many areas of the United States will experience a total eclipse of the sun on Monday, August 21, 2017, but there are some important safety concerns when it comes to experiencing an eclipse. A total solar eclipse will start in Oregon and stretch across the country all the way to South Carolina -- find out if you are in the eclipse's path of totality HERE -- with most people getting to see a partial eclipse. According to NASA, the only safe way to look at the sun during this event with special-purpose solar filters, commonly called “eclipse glasses” or a hand-held solar viewer.
Parents are advised that these images may not be suitable for young children. Rapper Siya decided to go for a perfect smile – but some of her fans aren’t happy. Siya’s front-tooth gap and chipped teeth were something of a trademark, but she says, “I’m pretty insecure about my smile – I always have been.” The chipped front teeth that earned her the nickname “Chipped-tooth Shorty” were the result of a childhood skateboard accident and they’ve bothered her ever since.
Fitness star Massy Arias became an Internet sensation when she posted a picture of her abs – at six months pregnant! Now she joins The Doctors just one month after the birth of her baby. See how her post-baby body looks today!
Parents are advised that these images may not be suitable for young children. Keenan suffered from severe keloid scars that covered much of his face. The Doctors arranged for the disfiguring growths to be removed – see what Keenan looks like now!
Parents are advised that these images may not be suitable for young children. Libby spent her life covered with tumors due to a condition called neurofibromatosis type 1 – has The Doctors’ intervention made a difference for her? “The name-calling started in elementary school,” Libby recalled when she first visited The Doctors.
See how a social-media star famed for her embrace of her post-weight-loss body, excess skin and all, looks now! Amanda returns to The Doctors to show off her new physique after her skin-removal surgery. Amanda, aka “Manda’s Muffin Top,” was proud of her loose skin after losing 150 lbs. However, she was ready to move on and let go of the excess skin, which was causing rashes and sores. Dr. Ordon and his colleague, Dr. Ritu Chopra, greet Amanda at their offices.
Julia Nathan loves running, but she wasn't always physically able to work out. Before drastic weight loss surgery, Julia was considered morbidly obese. Watch the video to learn about how she lost more than 100 pounds and learned to accept her body.
Mixologists are adding pork drippings, sesame oil, duck fat – even bacon grease – to alcohol and chilling it for a few hours. The solidified fat is then strained or skimmed off the top of the drink and is supposed to leave a savory flavor behind. OB/GYN Dr. Nita Landry and Plastic Surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon take sips as well.
Arizona gubernatorial candidate Noah Dyer has nothing to hide – because he's aired all his dirty laundry before his opponents can get to it. “I'm going to call you a smart politician!” says Plastic Surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon.
When she regained consciousness she was told she was now a C5 quadriplegic – her spinal cord was damaged at the fifth cervical vertebra. Steph clarifies that quadriplegia doesn't mean all four of her limbs are completely paralyzed, just that she has impaired mobility in both arms and legs.
Brittany was shot in the face while trying to stop her father from committing suicide. When she tried to pull the handgun away, it fired directly into her face. Brittany was in the hospital for two weeks. “People, when they hear my story, look at me as a hero,” Brittany says.
If women began breast cancer screening at 40 and received mammograms yearly, fewer would die from the disease than if they had started regular screening at a later age and screened less often, ac...
If women began breast cancer screening at 40 and received mammograms yearly, fewer would die from the disease than if they had started regular screening at a later age and screened less often, ac...
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