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In this episode, we explore the uncomfortable but increasingly relevant conversation around cosmetic surgery, Botox, fillers, beauty standards and social media filters — and how they affect women in midlife.
We begin with our usual catch up covering exhaustion, corporate jargon, bad weather and feeling generally discombobulated, which turns into a deeper discussion sparked by a listener question: why do so many people feel pressure to change how they look?
We talk honestly about:
This episode isn’t about judgement — it’s about asking better questions and opening up real conversations about ageing, identity and confidence.
🎧 We’d love to hear from you:
If you’ve had cosmetic work done, did it give you what you hoped for — or did it lead to wanting more?
📩 Email us: [email protected]
Get a message straight to the show!
Keep in touch, follow our socials or send an email to [email protected].
Support the show
Listen if you want a laugh and a comforting reminder that friendships don’t have to be perfect — they just have to be real.
By Katy and KatieIn this episode, we explore the uncomfortable but increasingly relevant conversation around cosmetic surgery, Botox, fillers, beauty standards and social media filters — and how they affect women in midlife.
We begin with our usual catch up covering exhaustion, corporate jargon, bad weather and feeling generally discombobulated, which turns into a deeper discussion sparked by a listener question: why do so many people feel pressure to change how they look?
We talk honestly about:
This episode isn’t about judgement — it’s about asking better questions and opening up real conversations about ageing, identity and confidence.
🎧 We’d love to hear from you:
If you’ve had cosmetic work done, did it give you what you hoped for — or did it lead to wanting more?
📩 Email us: [email protected]
Get a message straight to the show!
Keep in touch, follow our socials or send an email to [email protected].
Support the show
Listen if you want a laugh and a comforting reminder that friendships don’t have to be perfect — they just have to be real.