Nowhere is it worse than here, in california. Were going to the mission for one species threatened by this drought. Can anything be done . Or is site too late . But first, the nightline five. Progressive insurance here. Ever since we lost snapshot, my life has been krakra. Whats snapshot . A tool that can save you. Switching to progressive can save you 500. Snapshot could save you even more. Bring us the spiceiest wings of buffalo. Number one in just good evening. Thanks for joining us. Would you spend thousands of dollars to get the body of your dreams . What if that fantasy is fleeting . Well, an entirely new procedure promises to boost your bust and your confidence. But like a twisted fairy tale, the effects wear off after just one day. And yet, a lot of women are lining up for this expensive quick fix, even though not all doctors are onboard. Heres abcs linzie janis. Reporter f five years, Caylee Goodwin has been dreaming of going bigger. This is what i look like in this dress, without the procedure. Reporter but was scared of the commitment. Not anymore. Hi, caylee. Good seeing you again. Reporter introducing the 24hour boob job. Its my anniversary. I got this really great dress. And im kind of hoping that it will be a bigger night than most. Reporter the 27yearold is part of the latest trend in cosmetic surgery. Not an extreme makeover. But a fast and fleeting fix. She is ditching the pushup bra in favorite of a new procedure that takes 20 minutes and lasts about 24 hours before the breasts deflate to their original shape. Its for someone who has a nice shape to their breasts. But they just want to be a little more full with cleavage. Reporter starting at 2,500, the price increasing by cup size. Norman rowe, a manhattan Plastic Surgery is one of the only doctors in america to inject a saline solution into patients breasts to give them instant fullness and lift. I can give a patient a cup, cup and a half bigger. Reporter amanda sanders, a celebrity image consultant, has had the procedure twice. I wish i could do it every day. Once i did it for an event. And the second time was for a vacation. Reporter could the person you within on vacation with, could he tell they were deflating . At the end, it really didnt matter. Reporter the 24hour boob job is not without controversy. Or risk. Anytime you make a break in the skin, with a needle or a scalpel, there are risk of infriction. Reporter dr. Rowe admits while theres some risk of inflecti inflectii infection, the only thing hes seen is minor bruising. Then, theres the cost. If you break it down, it comes to about 100 an hour. The average, more permanent breast lift was roughly 4,200. But price isnt an issue for caylee. 20 minutes later, shes ready for her night to remember. Hes definitely going to notice . For sure. Reporter shes grateful for the extra boost of confidence. This is one of the many instant makeovers on the market, helping to make Plastic Surgery a 12. 6 billion a year industry in the u. S. Now, you can even make inches disappear during your lunch. This is your fat. Yes. Okay. All this. And were going to make your arm, today, look like that. Reporter Blanca Ramirez is about to get liposuction on her lunch break. In 45 minutes, this doctor promises to give her brandnew, skinny arms. She says its a trouble spot thats plagued her since childhood. I feel like my arms dont slim down. Better in the bucket than in the body. Thats what i tell people. Reporter her surgeon, aaron rollins, founder of elite body structure, is the selfproclaimed body doctor to the stars. He says come award seasons, celebs flock to his office when they need fat removed fast. You can only fit the dress to the body so much. And you have to fit the body to the dress. Reporter he says business is booming. And his airbrush laser lypo technique is more advance than the crude procedure of fads past. When you get lipo, it looks like you got hit by a truck. Reporter its so minimally invasive, that patients remain awake during the procedure. And often go back to work after its over. See that tricep thats going to be coming out there. Reporter blanca is one of dr. Rollins regulars. Over the years, he sculpted her chin and carved fat away from her tummy, as she told nightline anchor, juju chang, last year. What did your friends say . They thought i lost weight. What did you tell them . Well, yeah. Reporter after todays procedure, blanca says she will finally be satisfied. I tell people this is about 90 art and 10 medicine. Reporter blancas own makeover is about to begin. But first, a little laughing gas to take the edge off. Are you nervous at all . Just waiting for it to be over. Reporter he injects plenty of numbing fluid into her arms. Were going to get through this, blanca. Reporter and finally breaks out the fatmelting laser. Here we go. This is moving over 1,000times a minute. Do you feel anything, blanca . Just like a vibration. Youre looking at it come out. What do you think . Im feeling it disappear. As you pinch, your pinch gets smaller and smaller. Thats crazy. Reporter and he says instant fat removal, has a lasting, emotional benefit. How long did your arms bother you . A few years . Since junior high. And suddenly, your arms are beautiful and skinny. Its very encouraging. And you want to go to gym, even though youre tire affidavit work, because youre excited about your results and you want more. Reporter we know how easy it all looks. But is lunchtime lipo really safe . Theres no such thing of doing anything to the body without risk. Especially making permanent change like this. Reporter dr. Rollins claims the risk of infection or complications using his method are roughly equivalent to getting a tooth pulled. But critics warn if used improperly, laserassisted lipo can carry a high risk of deformity. A vast majority of complications happened with older techniques, under general anesthesia, which has its own risk factors and complications. That sound youre hearing that was my next question. Is the sound of empty arm. Reporter its been about 45 minutes. Dr. Rollins has removed about a soda can worth of fat. But this quick fix doesnt come cheap. He usually charges between 3,000 and 10,000, depending on the procedure. You look great. Why did you do it . I dont know. He always i guess youre never happy. I dont know. Does that mean youre never going to be happy . No. Now, i have my skinny arms. Now, youre done. Now, im done. Now, im just hitting the gym and sticking to my diet. Reporter after a few minutes recovering, just as advertised, blanca is at her desk at a nearby doctors office. How do you feel . Reporter and a few weeks after surgery, she seems pleased with her recovery. And her new arms. As for caylee back in new york, she says her temporarilyenlarged breasts were a success. He noticed right away. We had a great time. He got to touch them, see what they were like. Reporter she is still considering permanent breast implants. But first, just to be sure, another 24hour boob job with dr. Rowe. If im going to spend all of the money to have an actual surgery, to me, whats another 2,500 to make myself feel 100 confident with my decision . Reporter for nightline, im linzie janis, in new york. Next, we take you inside an unprecedented fish rescue mission. California officials race to save an entire species from california officials race to save an entire species from doom. Online . Fill your viagra preson go to viagra. Com to find out about viagra Home Delivery. Millions of men have some degree of erectile dysfunction. 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Tonight, as we head into the waning days of summer, a recordsetting drought, one thats cost californias economy alone more than 2 billion, is wreaking havoc on humans and wildlife alike. Were taking you to the front lines of an epic struggle to save one alreadythreatened species before its too late. Its just past dawn on this dusty patch of land in the farthest reaches of northern california. This team from the department of fish and wildlife, is in a race against time. Were wading into this murky corner of a creek on an unprecedented fish rescue mission. The fish got trapped in here. They got trapped because the water drops out. Reporter the problem, a drought of epic proportions. So bad in some areas, theres no running water. 63 trillion gallons of water has disappeared. This was the landscape three years ago. This is now. In a dourought year like thi fish are going to die. We cant have thousands of dead fish washed up on the streams. We just cant. Reporter their theyre on the hunt for the fabled koho salmon. Theyre supposed to return to their birth spot to spawn. There wasnt enough water for the parents to get all the way back. The babies were born in the wrong spot. The fish is only tolerate so much temperature and so much low water. Reporter theyre hoping to avoid the worstcase scenario, the type of fish kill that oc r occurred in 2002, when rising water temperatures left fish vulnerable to the disease. Whats the goal today . 500 to 2,000 maybe grow up. Reporter they can grow up to be more than two feet, the baby salmon theyre looking for are tiny, just two or three inches long. In their first netting, they get plenty of fish. But no koho. Thats a sucker. Can you hold that up there . Reporter they switch locations. You rattling them out . Trying. Reporter then, success. There we go. Reporter thats one . Finding them is the easy part. Now, they have to sort them and calibrate every detail of their transport, so they survive, what from their Vantage Point is a harrowing journey to a new home. Hes shocked . Not every fish will make it. Some try to escape. So far, theyve only netted a few dozen fish. A drop in the bucket. One, two, three. Oh. Ones up top. Reporter its a remarkable sight. Scores of healthy babies that may represent the future of the species in this area. These salmon are already on the threatened list. You cant fish or eat them. For jake, one of the rescuers, thats just as well. You like fish . No, i dont. Reporter you dont eat fish . I dont eat fish. Reporter why not . I dont eat wish. Reporter is that a philosophical moral thing . No. Its only fish. Reporter to improve their chances of survival, the rescue team has to mimic the rivers conditions for the short ride to their new home. Were going to put them in this tank. Theres oxygen going into this tank. I just turn it on. Reporter 500 salmon are pound for a hatchery an hour away. Theyll ride out the drought in fish tanks. But theyre alreadyhaven for th. Reporter the fish at the hatchery end up here, at an enormous fish incubator. It has a filter to fish out the waste. Reporter its a very fancy fish tank. Yes, it is. Yes, it is. Reporter the team, still out on the water, nets another 1,000 fish. These fish, too, get a lift. Waters cooler. And theres a lot of cover for them here. Reporter in most years, the fish would have gotten here on their own . Yes. Reporter but this year, youre having to truck them. Right. Reporter their new home is a shady grove with plenty of cover. So, what are we about to see here . This is like the final push, right . Yeah. This is tend of it. This is where were going to release them. Reporr they scatter quickly. So far this summer, the team has found a new home for more than 100,000 fish. What goes through your mind . What do you think when you see that