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Episode 106: Microneedling Myths, Results, and Real Talk + How to Spot a Fraudster

Written by Sandra Silverman | Dec 3, 2025 12:00:00 PM

There is no rulebook for aging gracefully or dating wisely. We learn through experience, curiosity, courage, and sometimes heartbreak. In this episode of Party’s Over, we explore both sides of modern confidence: how we care for ourselves and how we protect ourselves.

I sat down with my friend Mariana, a non-surgical lifting specialist, to talk about microneedling for the face and body. I have tried nearly every procedure out there, and microneedling remains one of my favorites because it works with your body, not against it. It boosts collagen naturally, supports firmness, and keeps your skin bright and resilient at every age.

  • We talk about realistic expectations, when to start (hint: earlier than you think), and why gentle consistency often beats extreme treatments and downtime. Face, neck, hands, elbows — they all tell your story. Take care of each chapter.

    Then, we shift from skincare to heart-care. Erica and I share real-life signs of dating fraudsters and narcissistic manipulators. Love-bombing, lifestyle lies, fast attachment, financial pressure — these are not romance; they are strategy. Recognizing the red flags early is not cynical. It is self-respect.

    Finally, in our Spill It segment, we answer a listener who feels pressured to sext with someone she just started dating. I will always say this: desire should feel exciting, not stressful. When something feels off, trust yourself. Boundaries are not barriers. They protect your self-worth, your peace, and your future.

    You deserve to feel good in your skin and safe in your relationships. That is aging beautifully. That is living powerfully.

    Key Takeaways
    • Microneedling supports your natural collagen and confidence
    • Consistency over intensity for results without burnout
    • Love-bombing is a warning, not a compliment
    • Healthy connection never rushes your boundaries
    • No one deserves your comfort zone more than you do