I spent $50,000 on a new face and regret it (and here's why)

Have you ever thought about getting plastic surgery? Join Brooke Sabey, your host for the Now What? podcast, to talk about her experience with plastic surgery and body dysmorphia. She openly admits to regretting some of the cosmetic procedures she has done and shares that she never talked about it in-depth before due to fear of criticism.

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About Now What?
In each episode, Brooke fearlessly explores the universal question that echoes within us all: "Now What?" Through heartfelt conversations, thought-provoking insights, and personal anecdotes, she sheds light on the path of self-discovery and empowerment. Through these upcoming episodes Brooke will uncover the secrets to navigating life's uncertainties, embracing change, and embracing the unknown with unwavering courage. No matter if you're figuring out your career, love life, or just trying to keep up with the crazy pace of the world, "Now What?" has your back. Brooke's authentic voice and creative spirit will spark a fire within you, igniting inspiration and a fresh perspective on how to tackle those "Now What?" moments.

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