Post by minx on Jan 28, 2023 12:31:05 GMT -5
When you use Ozempic or it's competitors to lose weight, you may have an unwanted side effect that isn't explained to you!
"Ozempic Face" is the gaunt, skinny face that looks tired and accentuates wrinkles. It's horrifying and more people should be warned.
I myself will never take this drug now. I've heard of side effects from losing weight, like looser skin, which doesn't have elasticity. Finer definition of facial features, so you cheekbones look more prominent, and facial features like wrinkles.
OMG, dieting gives you OZEMPIC FACE!!!! Holeee Sheeeeeeeeeet! I'm a grabbin me a cupcake now!!
I cannot believe this is actually being talked about as a thing. On the WW boards, most people who were extremely obese talk about waiting until they've maintained their goal weight for a year, and then having plastic surgery to remove excess skin and tighten up the remaining skin. That's the standard 'treatment' for losing a lot of weight - either ignore people, or go get a face lift.
Meanwhile, let's talk about the actual side effects
According to the Ozempic website, possible side effects can include:
Nausea
Stomach pain
Diarrhea
Vomiting
Constipation
The drug has also been linked with more serious side effects, including:
Thyroid tumors and cancer
Inflammation of the pancreas
Kidney failure
Gallbladder issues
Man, bring on the nausea and diarrhea, just don't let me get Ozempic Face!!!
"Ozempic Face" is the gaunt, skinny face that looks tired and accentuates wrinkles. It's horrifying and more people should be warned.
I myself will never take this drug now. I've heard of side effects from losing weight, like looser skin, which doesn't have elasticity. Finer definition of facial features, so you cheekbones look more prominent, and facial features like wrinkles.
OMG, dieting gives you OZEMPIC FACE!!!! Holeee Sheeeeeeeeeet! I'm a grabbin me a cupcake now!!
I cannot believe this is actually being talked about as a thing. On the WW boards, most people who were extremely obese talk about waiting until they've maintained their goal weight for a year, and then having plastic surgery to remove excess skin and tighten up the remaining skin. That's the standard 'treatment' for losing a lot of weight - either ignore people, or go get a face lift.
Meanwhile, let's talk about the actual side effects
According to the Ozempic website, possible side effects can include:
Nausea
Stomach pain
Diarrhea
Vomiting
Constipation
The drug has also been linked with more serious side effects, including:
Thyroid tumors and cancer
Inflammation of the pancreas
Kidney failure
Gallbladder issues
Man, bring on the nausea and diarrhea, just don't let me get Ozempic Face!!!
