Dr Mo Hamed, known as Dr Motox, joined Olivia Attwood on her podcast Olivia’s House for a candid conversation about aesthetics, skincare and how people make decisions about treatment. The episode, listed as Dr Motox: Facelifts In Your 30s & The TRUTH about Injectables, is available to watch on YouTube and listen to through the podcast’s usual platforms.
The conversation was brought to listeners by Shark Beauty. For Dr Mo and the clinic, it was a standout opportunity to take questions that come up in consultations and explore them in a longer, more accessible format. Rather than a quick treatment demonstration, the episode offered space to discuss the thinking behind aesthetic decisions.
Official episode thumbnail: Olivia’s House / Shark Beauty.
A guest appearance alongside familiar names
Olivia’s House welcomes guests from entertainment, comedy, beauty and popular culture. Its published guest listings include Katherine Ryan, Jamie Laing, Sophie Habboo, GK Barry and celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton. Dr Mo joined that line-up with a different perspective: explaining aesthetic treatments and skin health in language that listeners can use.
The format gives each guest space to explore their own area of experience. For Dr Mo, that meant bringing the questions heard in clinic into a conversation where Olivia could ask directly about the subjects her audience wanted to understand.
What Dr Mo and Olivia discussed
The episode’s official description sets out a broad discussion of injectables, skincare and cosmetic trends. Topics include misconceptions about Botox and fillers, interest in facelifts among younger people, misinformation online and the growing place of at-home technology in skincare routines.
Olivia also brings her own experiences into the discussion. That helps make the subject relatable, but the value of an open conversation is the chance to ask follow-up questions. A treatment can be widely discussed without being the right option for every person who hears about it.
Understanding the interest in younger facelifts
The episode title highlights facelifts in your thirties, a subject that can attract attention quickly online. The conversation places that interest within a wider look at cosmetic treatment and the pressure created by trends. Age alone should not become a treatment recommendation or a reason to believe that everyone needs intervention.
For readers listening to the episode, a useful question is what concern is actually being addressed. Skin quality, movement, volume changes and significant loose skin involve different considerations. A consultation should establish the problem and the realistic options, rather than begin with a procedure someone has seen on a celebrity.
Making sense of injectables and social media claims
One theme in the official episode description is separating myths from useful information. Social media can compress a complex treatment into a dramatic headline, leaving little room for suitability, limitations or recovery. A longer conversation makes it easier to ask what a treatment does and which claims need closer examination.
At Dr Motox Clinic, we want patients to feel able to ask those questions. Who will assess and treat you? Why is a particular option being recommended? What are the risks, likely costs and alternatives? What happens if you need a review? Those practical details matter as much as a product name or a before-and-after photograph.
At-home devices and a consistent skincare routine
The episode also explores skin technology, including Shark Beauty devices such as the CryoGlow LED mask, FacialPro Glow and Depuffi. Shark Beauty sponsored the conversation, and Dr Mo’s role as a Shark Beauty ambassador forms part of that partnership.
For anyone inspired to change their routine after listening, the sensible starting point is a plan suited to their skin and the instructions for any device they use. A popular tool does not remove the need to check suitability, particularly around a clinical procedure. In-clinic treatment and home skincare can have different roles and should not be assumed to deliver interchangeable results.
A successful moment for the clinic
The response made the appearance a particularly rewarding moment for Dr Mo and the team. After release, we received positive feedback and enquiries prompted by the conversation. Correspondence from Medik8 also reported positive customer feedback following its mention on the podcast, a practical example of listeners engaging with the skincare discussion.
That reception sits within Olivia’s wider success as a podcast host. In July 2024, Bauer reported that her earlier So Wrong It’s Right podcast had reached number one on Spotify at launch, with more than two million downloads and one million YouTube views. Those are historical figures for that show, not audience numbers for Dr Mo’s Olivia’s House episode.
Watch the full episode on YouTube
The full YouTube episode is linked below. Watching or listening in full gives the discussion more context than an isolated clip, particularly when the subject involves treatment decisions and personal experiences.
Dr Mo sees patients at Dr Motox Clinic, including our fourth-floor location at Harvey Nichols, 109–125 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7RJ. If the episode has raised questions about your own skin or aesthetic goals, you can book an individual consultation through our online system. Bring the questions that matter to you; the aim is an informed decision that suits your circumstances.
Watch the full Olivia’s House episode
Frequently asked questions
Which Olivia Attwood podcast features Dr Mo?
Dr Mo appears on Olivia’s House with Olivia Attwood in the episode about injectables and facelifts in your thirties, sponsored by Shark Beauty.
What did Dr Mo and Olivia discuss?
The episode covers injectables, younger facelifts, online misinformation and at-home skincare technology. The full episode is linked below.
Who else has appeared on Olivia’s House?
Published guest listings include Katherine Ryan, Jamie Laing, Sophie Habboo, GK Barry and Chris Appleton. Their appearances do not identify them as patients of the clinic.
Read our guide to choosing an aesthetic practitioner before planning your consultation.
Viewing links and sources
- Watch Dr Mo on Olivia’s House on YouTube
- Listen to the official episode on Spotify
- Official Olivia’s House guest and episode listings
- Bauer’s historical figures for So Wrong It’s Right
- Book a Dr Motox consultation
About the author: Dr Mo Hamed is a dentist and aesthetic injector and the founder of Dr Motox Clinic. Our Knightsbridge clinic is at Harvey Nichols, Fourth Floor, 109–125 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7RJ.
