Patients on Ozempic often don't tell their doctors before cosmetic procedures. The drug suppresses appetite and burns fat, which can destroy fat grafts used in surgery. Doctors need to know about GLP-1 medications and make sure patients eat enough to heal.
The number one thing I try to impress upon, you know, everybody, and you remember this is you have to rest. You don't recover if you can't rest. So there's. Then I have the folks who, you know, everybody's on the Ozempic, manjaro, all the GLP1s now. I mean, I literally had to put in my paperwork. Have you taken it? Because people don't consider it to be anything and they're not telling us. And obviously I have to have people who can eat to recover. Because you're taking one of these medications. That's a problem. I mean, there's just all sorts of, like, basic things.
I've had somebody tell me that they've had a fat lipid transfer and then started Ozempic and obviously the fat lip, it didn't keep. It fell apart because it eats away at the fat. So it's like. Yeah, so that's a problem. Like,
it's not going to work.
