'Ozempic Ears' Surge As Surgeons Flag Sagging Skin And Facial Changes From Weight Loss Drugs

Source: International Business Times

Facial plastic surgeon Sachin S. Parikh noted that fat reduction from semaglutide use can affect small fat pads across the body, including the ears, leading to visible changes sometimes referred to in clinical discussions as "Ozempic earlobes. " Unsplash Significant weight loss associated with GLP-1 medications is being linked to a growing range of cosmetic concerns, with plastic surgeons reporting increased demand for corrective procedures targeting changes in the face and body.