Ozempic is cope

[AlexAP]

If you are a fatcel, seriously just eat less. It's not difficult, and won't bring you terrible side effects.

People using drugs like Ozempic are discovering an unwanted side effect: facial aging

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/24/style/ozempic-weight-loss-drugs-aging.html

 

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[AlexAP]

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That's certainly not a weight issue, it's a not-having-Chad-and-blow-up-your-face issue.

 

[bfol7]

If you are a fatcel, seriously just eat less. It's not difficult, and won't bring you terrible side effects.

People using drugs like Ozempic are discovering an unwanted side effect: facial aging

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/24/style/ozempic-weight-loss-drugs-aging.html

Not much documentation on the Ozempic facial aging side effect.

Some beauty clinic owners, which are the ones feeding these articles this info:

"“It is always more evident in thin faces that have seen significant weight loss, since in overweight or obese patients, weight loss does not usually result in significant facial skeletonization. However, shadows underneath the cheeks may be accentuated by reabsorption of fat compartments, and facial flaccidity can become more pronounced around the jowls and jaw line due to the loss of temporal and preauricular fat compartments, which are usually the first to be reabsorbed during the aging process.” The doctor says that patients who come to her office with these concerns say that their appearance “starts to look tired, or that sagging has become accentuated.”

“The problem is not losing weight: it’s doing it all at once”​

As Dr. Celia Gonzalo, a physician specializing in endocrinology and nutrition at Neolife Medical Group, explains to EL PAÍS, “sudden and significant decrease in facial fat can accentuate expression lines, cheekbones and also cause sagging in the cheek area. In short, for some people it can result in an older-looking appearance.”"

These people are already aging, their fatless faces just seem to be accentuating this more.