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Save My Skin

  • 2019-2026
  • 8 seasons
  • TLC
  • Reality
  • TV-14

Dr. Emma is an expert in treating all types of skin conditions. Surrounded by a top team at her Harley Street Clinic in London, she treats patients suffering from unusual and extraordinary conditions including eczema and disfiguring keloids.

Season 8 Episode Guide

8 Episodes 2026

Episode 1

It's Itchy Beyond Belief

19-year-old Chloe faces a life-changing diagnosis from Dr. Emma as a severe, painful skin condition puts her dream career as a hairdresser at risk.

Episode 2

It's Not Me Anymore

Stuart's huge nose is severely swollen, making it hard to breathe and deeply embarrassing. Steve sees Dr. Emma about a large lump on his forehead.

Episode 3

I Want My Normal Face

Dr. Emma meets 20-year-old Zoe, who is battling the worst facial keloid scarring she's ever seen, to see if surgery can remove them for good.

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Episode 4

You're Growing a Good Crop

Chris arrives at clinic with 120 painful skin tags. Jakki has spent £13k searching for answers about her extremely red and swollen face.

Episode 5

Feels Like Ants Crawling on Me

Dr. Emma is shocked when 35-year-old Faizah's 'herbal' cream bought online leaves her skin red, raw, painfully inflamed, and itchy.

Episode 6

She Can Put the Barrier Up

Content creator Billie faces cruel online comments over extreme facial redness. Dr. Emma gives her an unexpected diagnosis that may transform her skin.

Episode 7

Trapped in My Legs

Samantha's severe lymphedema has left her legs swollen, scaly, and painful and she is barely able to walk. Dr. Emma steps in with intensive treatment.

Episode 8

To Get a Diagnosis Is Everything

Ryan has excruciating sores in his groin and a cyst on his neck. Dr Emma delivers a diagnosis, but he must give up smoking to finally recover.

Episode 10

Big Body Special

Wed, Mar 11, 2026

Dr. Emma treats four patients whose weight-related health issues include psoriasis, a foot condition, skin tags, and an umbilical hernia, helping them address both their medical concerns and body size.

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