we have all of the mirrors covered in the house. i didn't want her to see herself. when she did, she started crying. she said, "i look like a monster". she tries to brush it off but i know it bothers her. not only has ania had to deal with this, prior to this, she lost her dad to stage 4 cancer. in two weeks it was like a tragedy after a tragedy for her. so much has been taken from her at such a young through this much in a lifetime, little alone in 10 years of living. she's so -- i am so proud that she's handling what she's been through so well. >> angela and carla join us. and ania, is here with us today. and ania, come on out and join us!

look at you! you are pretty good at this! [ applause ] >> dr. travis: i will tell you what, you have been through a lot, but you still have one beautiful smile. >> she's a trooper. >> dr. travis: now that you have been dealing with this, do you get bullied at school? >> yes, sometimes i get into an argument with a girl, and she was calling me names and saying "i can't believe you live like this, you are ugly". and it was too much to handle. [ audience oohs ] >> dr. travis: i can tell you right now, girl! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> dr. travis: absolutely beautiful. >> you said it. there's no place for bullying. i think you are sending a very, very strong message. >> thank you! >> dr. travis: we are lucky to have you on this show, because we have our very own plastic surgeon, dr. ordon, and aniah went to see him for a consult. >> you must be aniah. how are you, aniah? they call me dr. "o".

>> what a sweetheart. what she went through, some of the most difficult injuries to treat. because it's not just like a clean cut. those teeth get in there and they sheer. they tear. tell me what bothers you the most when you look at yourself. >> this scar's a little too big. >> uh-huh. >> there's like a dent right here. >> i saw your original pictures. boy you have come-- >> a long way. >> you my mouth. >> there's a number of big challenges with aniah's face. >> sometimes when i am eating here, it hurts and when i bite it, it will hurt for days at a time. >> can you give me a big smile. can you pucker? i can see right here there's a really enlarged turbinate that is almost completely obstructing that side of her nose. this is a really challenging case. and as a plastic surgeon, i

can i get versus doing another operation on a 10-year-old. i will have to give it some thought. ? ? >> dr. travis: so, dr. "o", first of all, thank you for seeing aniah. >> my pleasure. it was a pleasure of course to see aniah. and travis, you have seen the dog bite-type injuries in the emergency room. when there's an injury like that on the face, it's not just soft tissue. it's not just , in the skin. it's what -- the key structures thab -- that are below the skin. with an injury to the facial nerve. there was through and through juris in the mouth and in the nose, as well, which has affected the function. and the inside of the nose from the way it healed is pretty obstructed. >> dr. travis: is it harder to breathe and things like that? >> sometimes when a snore, it catches my breath, and i can't really breathethatch.

i keep a drink by my bed so i can grab it and drink it. >> dr. travis: you are doing the best you can. and you wonder: what hope is there? >> i have given this a lot of thought, like i told you i went back and reviewed the photos and i feel there's a lot of room for improvement. and if you and aniah, here, are on the same page with me, i would like to do this aniah. i would like to do this with my team, [ applause ] >> the dr.'s chopra ordon foundation , would like to do this for you. >> that's okay baby. you can cry. >> the quality, it will not happen overnight. but we will definitely make things better for you!

for the first time in a long time i feel like i can breathe, i can smile. like, to know that this is gonna happen, my heart, it just goes up into my chest. oh,! [ applause ] >> dr. travis: you have been through a lot. i understand that there's something you like to do. are you a sewer? you >> yeah. sometimes a sew clothes my for dog. i actually have -- [ applause ] >> oh! >> joanne fabrics are gonna give you $1500 worth of arts and craft supplies! >> oh, my gosh. >> and your very own sewing machine! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> oh, how neat. >> you do well with clothes you may end up a plastic

>> after this is all said and done are you willing to come back? >> yes! >> dr. travis: thank you so much for coming here and sharing your story! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> thank you! >> dr. ordon, and dr. chopra, thank you! >> celebrity chef rocco dispirito shows you how to cut calories and boost flavor. burgers included! >> announcer: then the top secret treatment giving hollywood a-listers a picture perfect pout. >> time for operation hot lips. >> announcer: that's coming up! >> announcer: coming tomorrow: it's the zika scams you need to know about. >> you will put yourself at risk. >> my life or my legs >> announcer: how this man >> my life or my legs >> announcer: how this man lost his legs to hero ? ? ? ?

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here to help us is rocco dispirito. >> thank you! >> dr. travis: the idea is to eat foods that help you burn fat and help you lose weight but taste scrumptious. >> use protein powder to cook, bake, and make food and reduce the amount of carbohydrates, the empty calories in pancakes. i removed the flour, there's no flour, j powder and eggs and a little bit of fat. that's it. >> dr. travis: this is a puree, of blueberries. that's cooked, yes. >> yum. >> 15 grams of protein now, where there would have been 77 grams of carbs, it's only 5 grams of carbs. you turn a high carb breakfast into a hi protein nutrient dense breakfast who's working o

get vegetables to stick together, right? >> is absolutely. >> so what i did here is a made a curry in a hurry, curry flavored, it has indian garnishes, these are for you to try. >> dr. travis: i started to eat a lot of curry-based veggie burgers, surprisingly so good. and curry has a lot of health benefits. >> the turmeric, and curcumin. >> you could use a bun. a gluten free sprouted bun, inside is the relish made with coconut yogurt. grated carrots and mint and tomato. and the burger. and there's sugar-free ketch up at the bottom. >> you are not doing the whole thing? >> dr. travis: no. no. >> i don't know how to eat on tv. can you give me a lesson? >> so you take your pinkies here. and -- [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> watching you eat that was

it myself. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs ] >> oh, my gosh, yes! >> dr. travis: you -- i have to give you credit. there's nothing worse than taking a bite out of a veggie burger and there's no juices. i applaud you. >> if you go to a big chain restaurant, this is 549 calories. 23 grams of fat. this is 123 calories and 2 grams of fat. >> dr. travis: and i can taste the turmeric in nice lovely anti-inflammatory spice. >> a strong anti-inflammatory. >> so, stir-fry. lots of white rice are the empty calorie. here i use chopped bean sprouts. sautee'd so it looks like rice. seeing it believing. try it out. i replaced traditional soy sauce with coconut amino's, lower in sodium, of course. and you don't get that gmo-soy issue.

course. >> there's also chia seeds in here to keep the rice. geled chia seeds keep the rice together. and we are talking about 325 calories 14 grams of fat to 97 will grams of calories and 1.5 grams of fat. and the anti-calorie carbs are gone! >> dr. travis: and one of the other things i love, we have the colors of the rainbow up here, with all of these veggies, you are looking at all of that gr >> yes! >> dr. travis: and fiber, of course, fills you up. and our gut bacteria is so important, loves that fiber. these are all very tasty. thank you so much! >> you are welcome, you are welcome >> i am excited because my daughter is a vegetarian and you gave me 3 new things to make for her. >> dr. travis: you-all should be fired up, because everyone in the audience is going home with rocco's new book, the

head to www.thedoctorstv.com. thank you, sir, always a pleasure. more to come! >> dr. travis: coming up, the top secret treatment giving hollywood a listers a picture-perfect pout! >> i's time for operation hot lips! uncer: then. the results are in on the caffeine bracelets. do they give you a gavinated kick? -- caffeinate add kick? that's coming up. ? lots of vitamins a&c, and, only 50 calories a serving... good morning, indeed. v8.

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>> dr. travis: are you worried about getting a picture perfect pout? here to let us in on the secret that the celebrities use to get the picture perfect pout, is jamie. >> you never know when you need to be ready for a close up selfie. so it's time for operatin hot lips!

lips. as long as i can remember, they are so thin they are not even noticeable when i smile. my daughter has the "best" lips. she definitely got her lips from her dad. very lucky. i go nowhere without lipliner. >> this is amazing, it is traditional filler adding volume with micropigmentation . >> what kind of lift are you going for? >> luscious lips. >> we can do that. i jessica to did the border and the pigmentation's the master. >> this is called micropigmentation, we will fill the border, matching her pink color. >> when she wakes up or at the beach she will be on point with her luscious lips. >> i think you could go down as faras here. >> being -- far as here. >> being able to put on lip gloss, would be great.

lips. >> nurse jamie and patient jamie are here. look at what patient jamie looked like before. and here she is today! [ applause ] >> yeah! [ applause ] >> all right, so, jamie, i always say with these things, all that matters is how you feel. what do you think? >> i so love it. you have no idea! [ cheers and applause ] [ applause ] >> i am looking at you, and it looks so natural! >> it is. and when you just thin bit of your own natural lips, you can't really fill it. you need to first create that border. >> restore the vermilion border to keep the bow. >> you are using these organic dyes to basically -- >> jessica will pop in the color, she adds pigmentation, it's not just loss of the border, it's also to the coloration, because, you know, jamie was always tied to wearing lipliner and lipstick.

hours. we free her of doing that. >> dr. travis: i don't know how long the fillers last but will the pigmentation last? >> the pigment will last up to 3 years. we stay away from doing the permanent ones because, what happens is, the contour of your face changes so if you get a permanent tattoo, and you tattoo it in the shape, this luscious shape that she's requested, then what happens is, the contour changes, your face changes and then you are locked into >> we just touch it up. >> yeah. in future years. it stays on naturally. and fades out naturally. that's good about not being permanent. >> dr. travis: i like this idea today. some people don't have enough pigmentation and they may think doing more and more filler is the answer. but sometimes people -- i met friends who are a little disappointed because they wanted more lip, but not thicker. or not too thick.

at you, jamie >> dr. travis: am really impressed -- >> i am impressed with how natural it looks. >> yeah, it looks really good. >> dr. travis: operation luscious lips, is that your -- >> they call it the model maker. you are camera ready 24/7. it's pretty awesome! >> dr. travis: i love when we can profile new treatments, um, and this is certainly one that clearly had a great result with jamie. glad you are happy. nurse jamie, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> dtr >> announcer: being the president of the united states accelerating the aging process like no other job on the planet! we have the jaw-dropping sneak peek at what hilary and the donald could look like after spending time in the oval office. plus, everyone at home has a chance to enter the "word-of-the-day" giveaway! find out what it is, that's coming up! ? ? >> dr. travis: here's what's breaking in today's news in two. >> announcer: hollywood rallies for vice president joe

>> all right, most stressful job in the world. in my opinion? president! >> dr. travis: experts claim that president's get two years older for each year they are in office. [ audience oohs ] >> dr. travis: which, i get it! it's -- it's hard on the president but i get it. we reached out to a specialized age-progression company.

clinton versus donald trump would look like 8 years from now. let's show you what they predict. >> uh-oh! >> she looks like george washington. [ laughter ] >> dr. travis: wow. all right. [ audience oohs ] >> he had a face lift in between. i don't think so. but, you know, being president is a pretty stressful job, i guess. i wonder how stressful hosting a tv show is travis as he's aged. we have been on tv -- whoo! [ audience oohs ] >> we have been on tv now 8 years, so, this is -- [ applause ] >> this is his progression from year 1 to year 9! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> but are you ready for the kicker? if he does this gig another 8 more years, this is what he's going to look like! [ audience oohs ]

>> how about if i do it another 8 years -- don't show it! [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> let's stop right there. >> dr. travis: i am curious why they gave me your haircut. >> maybe it will be thinning by then. >> your hair hasn't thinned a bit. >> not really. >> dr. travis: all i have to say is, hey, we still have hair. so! >> yes. >> despite aging a little bit, and hey, if you want to prevent gray hair, eat protein production of melanin, keeping your hair looking luscious. >> luscious is the word of the day. [ chimes ] >> enter the word of the day "luscious" on our website, www.thedoctorstv.com for a chance to win our giveaway. it's a gift card from new cocoa, offering natural coconut oil hair care products that are 100% vegan.

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caffeine bracelets i highlighted earlier have given the audience testers a bit of a buzz. joined currently by lisa leslie the energy bracelet and you are wearing them now. it claims to release caffeine. it lasts 4 hours. they claim a consistent energy boost. curious, ladies? thoughts? >> i think they worked great, actually. i am a nanny. yesterday i did not have my coffee like i typically do. and i felt energized. played with the kids all day. i did have to put a new patch in at about 3 in the afternoon. i was coming down from the caffeine. but, i thought it was great. >> that's called a double esspresso. [ laughter ] >> dr. travis: drew, you have been wearing one. >> i am tester #4, i have. >> i feel a little, are you

little? >> i kinda felt that. a little bit. >> it was nice. no big crash, you don't feel it come on. it's mellow. >> dr. travis: here's my thought. this is one of life's greatest pleasures. i would hate to lose it. >> i would 100% miss it. >> you know what else i don't like about it? >> i know, but here's what i don't like. >> dr. travis: i am worried. caffeine, like any pharma-type agent, you can get to a point where you are nice little caffeine buzz to, like you said, you are feeling your heart racing. you gotta be careful. i worry with these new products, doze control, if you are drinking coffee and then an energy drink, you forget you have the bracelet on, you gotta think about that. >> i am ready to do 10 more shows today! [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> you have been good today. you have been a good host. i am proud of you. >> thank you. >> dr. travis: thanks for trying these out. ladies.

do you miss your coffee? >> i want another patch. pre-training patch. right before a work out. >> dr. travis: we can arrange that. certainly, very interesting. more and more products out there with caffeine. i always have to say: be careful with caffeine, it's a stimulant and easy to get too much. we will be right back. >> announcer: coming up, the doctor's prescription that's guaranteed to save you hundreds of calories. that's coming up. >> dr. travis: here's two. >> announcer: how bradley cooper turned his grief into action! ? ? if you're searching for something that finally relieves your pain, new icyhot lidocaine. desensitizes aggravated nerves with the max strength lidocaine available.

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were among the biggest names world of medicine and politics and entertainment. a program of the entertainment industry foundation raised over $111 million dollars to fast-track cancer research, provide new therapies and save lives. many of the celebrities came to news in two to share their personal connection with cancer. >> i am really proud that this organization is raising a lot of money to of some pretty brilliant scientists! we are saving lives now; and we will continue to save lives in the future. >> besides the fact that i went through it on a firsthand basis with my father, a lot of my friends have had cancer and a lot of friends have had loved ones who had cancer. >> at the end of the day you have to have a lot of strength and be a warrior. >> we can do something real. we are not pretending and for me as a cancer survivor, i feel like i can make

important it is for funding to increase, you know, for better research, translating to better patient care. those are the messages that this kind of event brings. >> vice president joe biden, was greeted by a stand ovation -- >> despite the treatment , he was defined by his courage. >> and ce son and brother and father to cancer. she gave this tribute song ? ? >> i am recovering ? ? >> for more information on stand up to cancer and how you can donate, go to www.thedoctorstv.com >> dr. travis: that's today's news in two. ? ? >> dr. travis: i love this prescription. so, if you are looking for a quick calorie-cut fix, that you can use almost every day,

swapping out these calorie-lade salsa! salsa, 35 calories per serving compared to restaurant dressings that add hundreds of calorieof "not healthy stuff". great source of anti-oxidants, and it's honestly, tasty as all get out. >> this is my thing. i would rather have salsa than dressing. >> do change your taste, eliminate the mayo and the ranch an and stick to that with a little bit of -- >> give it a whirl? >> open up for -- >> there you go. what do you think? [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> really good! >> dr. travis: such an easy little switch. you all have a good time with us today? [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> dr. travis: if you missed anything go to www.thedoctorstv.com. thank you so much! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ]