Hosted by Vikki, drawing on her lived experience of losing her nose to cancer, this isn't a recovery story told from a safe distance. It's lived, questioned, and rebuilt in real time.

After facial reconstruction and learning to live with visible difference, Vikki brings a perspective most people never have to develop — seeing both the personal and the structural. Not just how identity shifts, but how it's shaped by other people, systems, and silent assumptions.

Each episode goes where most conversations stop. Treatment, recovery, relationships, confidence — but also the uncomfortable parts: being seen differently, being judged, and realising how much of who you thought you were was never fully yours.

Alongside this, Vikki draws on her background in regulation and governance to challenge the frameworks around care, perception, and support — asking harder questions about what actually needs to change, and why it hasn't.

This is for people who don't just want inspiration. It's for those willing to think differently about resilience, identity, and what it means to rebuild.

Because you don't go back to who you were. You start to question whether you were ever that person to begin with.