08/04/2026
Hopping on this trend because I think this conversation matters.
First and foremost… judging people for how they choose to age is icky.
Whether someone chooses regular tox, filler, lasers, a facelift, it’s their body, their choice. Aging looks different for everyone, and there is no “right” way to do it.
Aging is a privilege. If you love your lines because they represent laughter, experiences, and a life well lived… keep them. I will never pressure someone into aesthetic treatments. I’ll offer my professional opinion and education when asked, but your body and your choices belong to you.
When it comes to skin health and reducing cancer risk, one thing I will always stand behind is daily SPF. (Yes, even as someone who is currently very tan with some melasma showing through 🙋‍♀️)
The reality? I’ve spent my summer outside—swimming with my kids, camping, doing yard work, and helping on the farm. I wear sunscreen, I reapply, and I wear a hat… but I’m also living my life. You won’t see me in a full-body sun suit and giant visor avoiding every ray while my kids are at swimming lessons. That’s just not me.
I also believe in embracing imperfections.
That photo of me? 9 months pregnant, fresh off a vomiting episode, and covered in tiny petechiae (bruises) from the increased intravascular pressure in pregnancy . Scary but it only lasted 5 days.
I get breakouts. My Botox doesn’t always settle perfectly. My eyes aren’t perfectly symmetrical. And that’s okay. Those things make me human.
Personally, I choose aesthetic treatments. I enjoy tox, filler, medical-grade skincare, lasers, and microneedling. I’m also fortunate to have access to these treatments because I work in this industry.
But someone choosing none of those things? Also completely okay.
The most chic thing you can do is age in a way that feels right for you. 🤍
