A saggy, sunken face is a hallmark of Ozempic use, but one pharmaceutical company wants to fix that. Dubbed “Ozempic face,” a term coined by celebrity dermatologist Dr. Paul Jarrod Frank, the gaunt ...

Northwell Health reports that "Ozempic face" describes the facial changes from rapid weight loss using Ozempic, highlighting cosmetic concerns while noting they are not serious health risks.

Amid the weight loss treatment’s skyrocketing popularity, surgeons believe that Hollywood is experiencing a spike in the side effect known as “Ozempic Face.” Several doctors claimed to the Daily Mail ...

“Ozempic face” is the term used to describe the at-times gaunt appearance the injected drug can cause due to the loss of fat Getty As the use of weight loss injections continues to trend, many ...

Many people suffer from sunken cheeks. Causes of sunken cheeks occur when there's not enough flesh between the zygoma (the bony arch of the cheek below the eye) and the mandible (the lower jawbone).