Robert Whitfield MD explains how Ozempic causes facial volume loss that can't be reversed with fillers. Fat grafting is the solution, and surgeons should warn patients about potential facial changes before they lose 50 pounds or more.
This is what these people.
Are going to need. So if I'm.
The younger version of me, I'm like, I should be getting my fat.
Grafting. I mean, honestly, you need to be marketing, giving you business advice, but you need to be marketing this ozempic face solution. Because fat done right is the only answer that I can even is.
The solution to the problem. I will. And I've always tried to be, like, very straightforward about this, because your face, you know, you can have a breast procedure and kind of be covered up and wander around. Face is very different. I mean, you're down and out. And, you know, if someone's, you know, just doing faces, then, you know, I would one encourage them, like, to have these conversations because this is your, like, plastic surgeon who's just doing face, or this is your ent facial plastic surgeons just doing face. They have to, like, get up and start, like, talking about this more and kind of guiding people and being more direct about what steps to take. Because if you don't give better guidance, you're gonna have a lot of problems. Like, there's just no walking back. Somebody who loses 50 pounds on facial aesthetics.
