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Claimed to be the world's smallest teenage brothers, Jobdan and Yuki Lizarme from Peru are the size of pre-schoolers, but are young men, aged 18 and 16. What stopped them growing?
A man with a massive facial tumour must overcome his fear of surgery. A little boy faces a big challenge. Another boy's foot is immense and it cannot stop growing.
In India, a woman gave birth to a boy with the head and arms of his dead twin attached to his chest; doctors try to save the newborn and separate him from his sibling's body.
A boy born with no eyes; a separated conjoined twin adjusts to life; two brothers suffer from a rare bone condition; a boy with a huge facial growth finally gets a diagnosis.
A boy can't stop his foot from growing; a woman with bubbly skin embraces her condition; a dwarf boy has one more challenge to face; a man with a facial tumour undergoes surgery.
Kenyan orphan Forence Owitni, 28, suffered a growth on his genitals that has swollen his testicles and penis to the size of bagpipes. Can doctors successfully operate on him?
Harmonie-Rose Allen contracted septicaemia as a baby, and had all her limbs amputated; now, her life is set to change as she gets prosthetics fitted.
17-year old Moroccan teenager Zoubair lives with extreme facial tumours that cause difficulties with breathing. Doctors must perform complex, yet life-changing surgeries.
12-year-old Shreya Darji from India suffers an infestation where over a thousand ants were removed from her ears, with ten emerging every day.
Hashmot Ali was fishing to feed his growing family when a tiger attacked him, tearing his face away; now, 20 years later, he seeks an operation to restore his features.
Season 4
Khalida goes to a hospital in Kashmir after suffering intense stomach pains, where doctors operate and are astonished to discover the world's biggest ovarian cyst.
A man with a life-threatening face tumor must conquer his fear of surgery, and two women born with different disabilities excel in sports and life.
Laxmi, from India, was born with a huge facial tumour giving her the appearance of the Hindu god Ganesh. Can surgeons save her face?
Laisha, eight, from Texas, is just 70 cm tall with a rare form of dwarfism. She visits the region of Ecuador where hundreds of people have the same condition.
A man born with an extra set of legs finds out whether they can be surgically removed, and doctors attempt to recreate a jaw for a young boy who was mauled by a hyena.
After winning an event to find Uganda's most unusual looking man, Godfrey Baguma was thrust into the limelight, leading to a career in music. Now he searches for a diagnosis.
Guarab, two, was born with an extra arm growing from his back. His family weigh up the pros and cons of having an operation to remove it.
Abul Bajandar suffers from an extremely rare condition known as epidermodysplasia verruciformis, which causes HPV to grow uncontrollably and leads to the development of warts resembling tree bark.
Jay, five, is blind and has no nose. Now an American family have fallen in love with him and want to adopt. Sambany has a skull tumour bigger than his head, can doctors operate?