Trust trailers to always be made in such a way that it makes a movie much more interesting and exciting than it really is. Although Schwimmer can act, in this case, he probably doesn't suit the role. The only sense I can see in casting him in his role as one of the doctors is that he looks the part of the nerdy/geeky doctor who thinks breast-implants are good by being a voyeur, who later becomes so full of himself he becomes his own nightmare.
Although this is billed as docu-drama, it feels more like a fictional reality-based show. The trailers make it seem as though as if the film would be filled with women with small breasts who finally make it better with fuller ones, but in the show, the breasts that are shown (faceless), whether pre- or post-op, are sometimes scary-looking, and mostly very turn-offish. Of course, I don't mean that you should watch this show for the bare breasts, but at least try not to scare off the viewers. Or at least give them some warning in the trailers or at the beginning of the movie.
Although this is billed as docu-drama, it feels more like a fictional reality-based show. The trailers make it seem as though as if the film would be filled with women with small breasts who finally make it better with fuller ones, but in the show, the breasts that are shown (faceless), whether pre- or post-op, are sometimes scary-looking, and mostly very turn-offish. Of course, I don't mean that you should watch this show for the bare breasts, but at least try not to scare off the viewers. Or at least give them some warning in the trailers or at the beginning of the movie.