Dermatologists are reporting seeing sagging faces 'every day'.
Ozempic is an injectable medication used to treat type 2 diabetes By now, you know what Ozempic is. With 86,700 tagged videos on TikTok, and celebrity fans including Oprah and Elon Musk, the world is fascinated with so-called weight loss drugs. Ozempic is actually a medication used to treat type 2 diabetes, improving blood sugar to reduce the risk of major cardiovascular incidents.
‘Ozempic face may be more of an issue in older individuals as there is less collagen and elastin in our skin as we age, therefore its ability to adapt reduces’, Dr Sheraz says. Now, because the term ‘Ozempic face’ references the off-brand use of the drug – i.e. incorrect usage by people who don’t have type 2 diabetes, but who want to use it for weight loss – Novo Nordisk, the company that manufactures Ozempic, couldn’t comment on ‘Ozempic face’ specifically.
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