“Ozempic face” isn't caused by the drug itself. Rapid weight loss, by any method, can reduce the fat pads that keep your face looking full and youthful.
Hollow cheeks, loose skin, and a face that suddenly looks older. And when skin loses its elasticity, it doesn't always bounce back.
That's why some people turn to facelifts and neck lifts after major weight loss.
Weight-loss medications can change lives for those who need them. But aging well isn't just about getting thinner. It's about staying strong.
👇👇 Have you ever noticed changes in your face or skin after losing weight?
2 hours agopratikshapatel82
They’ll figure a way to “fill the gap” literally. I think some people are injecting fillers to replace the fat loss.
3 hours agokellypforester
My opinion is some GLP users take the drug, and then do not eat and in the process malnourish themselves. The result being Ozempic face. My experience is if you take the shot, nourish yourself - good food and proper supplements, and also move your body, you will have a thinner face with the weight loss, but not Ozempic face. But what do I know, I am a sore back lawyer in Texas.
20 hours agom_sarver
After certain age we must be careful to loose to much weight to quickly. That will effect your skin tone and elasticity. In moderation as in everything. Thanks for a reminder ❤️❤️
a day agoiruby5m
A shortcut is always fishy! And people should know better that such methods are not proven so they for to be careful. Thanks for sharing
a day agoordan.burdan.hikayeler
I've been worried about it since day 1. I find it shocking that they have been targeted as some miracle drug. Feels like we are back in the pandemic all over again. Brainwashing at its best, at the service of the Big Pharma.
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