Ozempic face: how to prevent and treat its aesthetic consequences
目标: Ozempic Face’ is a side effect of new antidiabetic medications that is becoming
increasingly noticeable. The face loses volume faster than the skin and soft tissues
can adapt. As a result, wrinkles and sagging become more pronounced. Changes are
especially visible in the temples, cheeks, tear troughs, nasolabial folds, and nasojugal
folds. The cheekbones may appear more prominent, and the area around the eyes
can look hollow. These rapid changes make the face appear older and less
harmonious.
介绍: Understanding these effects is crucial for selecting appropriate prevention and
correction methods to restore natural contours and support skin structure.” Studies
show that for every 10 kg of body weight lost, the midface can lose about 7% of its
volume, primarily due to thinning of the superficial fat. This figure represents one of
the first attempts to quantify the phenomenon now commonly referred to as
‘Ozempic Face.
材料 / 方法: As reports of unintended facial changes from GLP-1 agonists increase, so does
interest in aesthetic procedures. It is crucial to carefully select methods to minimize
the effects of rapid weight loss. The best results are achieved by addressing two key
aspects: restoring facial volume and improving skin firmness.
结果: In this lecture, I would like to share my experience with hyaluronic acid injections,
explaining the anatomical zones, the appropriate facial layers for injection, and the
techniques used to restore lost volume. I will also discuss my experience with
radiofrequency microneedling, poly-L-lactic acid, and calcium hydroxyapatite as
collagen-stimulating agents. This multi-modal approach delivers highly harmonious
and predictable results.
