08/31/2026
Does Ozempic really cause “Ozempic face”?
Not exactly.
What we commonly call “Ozempic face” is largely related to the facial fat and volume loss that can accompany significant weight loss—whether that weight is lost with GLP-1 medications or without medication.
After 40, and particularly during perimenopause and menopause, we’re already experiencing changes in collagen, skin elasticity and facial support. Significant weight loss can make those changes more noticeable.
This is why I believe skin health should be part of the conversation from the beginning of a weight-loss journey—not just after facial volume loss has occurred.
Over the next few videos, I’ll be talking about how we can support skin quality, collagen and natural facial balance while improving our overall health.
Healthy weight. Healthy skin. Natural aging.
🎥 SKIN DURING WEIGHT LOSS | PART 1
Dr. Faiqa Chaudhry
Board-Certified Family Physician
Skin Artistry Clinic | Alamo, CA
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