Botox, Fillers & Cosmetic Procedures: Self-Care or Beauty Pressure?
21 min
Remember when skincare meant washing your face and putting on moisturizer? Now apparently we're supposed to have a preventative anti-aging strategy before our first wrinkle. 😂💉 In this episode we're diving into the world of cosmetic procedures, Botox, fillers, medispas, and modern beauty standards. Are cosmetic treatments just another form of self-care, or has the pressure to look younger, smoother, and permanently filtered gone a little too far? We debate whether you can be body positive and still get cosmetic work done, when a little maintenance becomes an obsession, and whether medispas and social media are encouraging people to start cosmetic treatments younger than ever. Plus, should people be honest about the work they've had done? And are we actually making these choices for ourselves, or are we comparing our real faces to filtered versions of everyone else? 🎙️ In This Episode: Cosmetic procedures: self-care or social pressure? Botox, fillers, and the rise of preventative treatments Body positivity vs. cosmetic enhancements When beauty maintenance becomes an obsession Are people starting cosmetic procedures too young? Should you disclose the work you've had done? How Instagram filters and social media affect beauty standards ✨ New episodes every Monday — make sure to like, subscribe, and join the conversation in the comments! ✨ Come hang with us on https://www.instagram.com/lowestandardspodcast ✨ Follow us on https://www.tiktok.com/@lowestandardspodcast
