Hotshot plastic surgeons Dr. Sean McNamara and Dr. Christian Troy experience full-blown midlife crises as they confront career, family and romance problems.
This tv show contains 29 potentially triggering events.
A dog dies while it is getting surgery. Its owner wanted it to get plastic surgery to look better in dog shows. In another episode, a dog is killed because, grossness ahead, a woman was sexually abusing it. The woman's husband kills the dog in disgust.
discussions of christianity and judaism sprinkled throughout, prominent in s1 especially episode "cara fitzgerald"; christian is ex-catholic, discussed on multiple occasions
At one point, one of the main characters realizes he's having sex with a trans woman and behaves violently. She is later revealed to be an incestuous pedophile.
season 3, episode 1; a character’s sexual assault is partially shown on screen in a flashback.
season 3, episode 15; a character is sexually assaulted in a dream
Season 3, episode 2. In the first five minutes, there’s footage of disemboweled and dismembered gorillas. Cuts back and forth between the footage and the main characters’ reactions until the opening credits begin.
Season 3, episode 5, around the fifteen-minute mark. Flashback showing a child operating and performing surgery on dead/decapitated cats. Lasts less than a minute.
Yes, and at one point, a character asks for plastic surgery while in prison because he is being assaulted, and his abusers threaten to kill him without it.
In season 2, an important character is diagnosed with cancer. Throughout the show, several patients receive reconstructive surgery due to the effects of previous cancer
Many people get plastic surgery because they hate something about their bodies. Breast implants, nose jobs and liposuction are all performed. One female character hates that she is plus-sized.
Sean gets t-boned in the second or third season. He survives with minor scrapes but the other party is mentioned to be dead. A company tests their car’s safety with cadavers.