Dr. Shereene Idriss explains Ozempic face: the structural volume loss and skin laxity from GLP-1 weight-loss drugs that no cream can fix. She recommends Sculptra injections, Ultherapy, and microneedling to restore what the medication takes away.
The Ozempic face, it's a real thing. I'm Dr. Shereene Idriss. I'm a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist and a brand founder myself. And I'm here to tell you that, yes, a GLP-1 will deflate your face, but no serum, no cream, no magic over-the-counter skincare is ever going to restore that volume that you're going to lose. It's also going to lose muscle mass. So the hollow eyes, the skin laxity, and the flatter cheeks, that's all structural and architectural. What works is collagen stimulation, bioregenerative treatments like Sculptra to help rebuild volume. For tightening, Ultherapy with focused ultrasound. And for superficial skin laxity, microneedling. So you don't have to pick between your face or your bum because your health goals are obviously your number one priority. But let's save your face while you go through your weight loss journey. Comment consult below and we'll send you everything you need to know to book a consultation.
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