A saggy, sunken face is a hallmark of Ozempic use, but one pharmaceutical company wants to fix that. Dubbed “Ozempic face,” a ...

The resulting weight loss affected her appearance and people she trusted in the TV industry at the time recommended she try fillers to counteract the "gaunt" face caused by her anorexia.

and she loved her results, the 41-year-old said her face started to look very gaunt. "I remember looking in the mirror, and it was almost like I didn't even recognize myself," she told the outlet.

He said: 'For a 40-year-old plus person that's in good shape, they just get really gaunt. The face is the first place to lose fat, and it's also the first place to gain fat when we start getting ...

Additionally, the loss of facial fat reveals the bone structure underneath, which can make the face appear more aged or “gaunt.” It’s important to note that Ozempic face isn’t exclusive to ...