Ever wondered what your face needs when your heart is broken? Beauty mogul Joelle Rotsart joins the Breakup Diet podcast to reveal the transformative power of self-care after heartbreak.

Joelle takes us on her journey from fashion industry frustration to founding Injectable, a revolutionary aesthetics business built on dignity and innovation. With her plastic surgeon sister, she's created what she calls "the Netflix of injectables" - a subscription model for Botox that's changing the industry. But what truly sets her business apart is the focus on client well-being: complementary LED therapy, makeup stations for post-treatment touch-ups, and an ethical approach that includes turning away clients who aren't in the right headspace for procedures.

For those seeking post-breakup rejuvenation, Joelle shares accessible options from facials and microneedling to the increasingly popular "salmon sperm" treatments (polynucleotides) that stimulate collagen production. She cuts through skincare marketing noise with straightforward advice: vitamin C in the morning, retinoids at night, always use SPF, and don't waste money on expensive creams that function like "Nivea in fancy packaging."

With refreshing candor, Joelle opens up about her own "filler blindness" years, prioritizing therapy during breakups, and the challenges of dating while building a business empire. Her most powerful insight? The glow-up starts within. "I wasn't in my love era, I was in my girl boss era," she explains, emphasizing that true beauty and successful relationships begin with genuine self-love.

Whether you're navigating heartbreak, considering cosmetic treatments, or simply curious about evidence-based skincare, this conversation offers both professional wisdom and personal warmth. Subscribe to the Breakup Diet for more honest conversations about transformation, self-care, and finding beauty in life's challenging moments.

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