“Ozempic Face”: What Is Actually Happening To Your Skin
It is not the medication doing something to your face. It is rapid weight loss doing what rapid weight loss has always done — and there are things that help.
Beauty Director · WomenWelly
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It is not the medication doing something to your face. It is rapid weight loss doing what rapid weight loss has always done — and there are things that help.
The most evidence-backed ingredient in skincare, and the six weeks of misery most people put themselves through unnecessarily.
It usually starts around three months in, it frightens people badly, and in the great majority of cases it is temporary and reversible.
Losing more than usual is common, frightening and usually reversible. Identifying which pattern you have is the whole task.
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