“Ozempic Face” — The Look No One Wants
One of the strangest side effects has become a meme of its own: Ozempic face. When people lose weight too fast, their cheeks sink, their skin sags, and suddenly they look older rather than younger. Dermatologists in Beverly Hills say they’re now offering “filler fixes” for clients who’ve slimmed down thanks to injections but hate their new hollowed look.
Imagine dropping thousands on Ozempic only to spend thousands more on Botox and fillers to undo the damage. Welcome to the paradox of Hollywood vanity.
The Price Tag That Will Make You Gasp
Here’s another shocker: Ozempic isn’t cheap. Without insurance, monthly costs can run anywhere from $900 to $1,200. For a celebrity, that’s pocket change. For an average American? That’s rent, groceries, and a car payment combined.
And even with insurance, many plans don’t cover weight-loss use since the drug was originally approved for diabetes. This has sparked fiery debates about healthcare inequality. Why should the rich and famous get easy access to the “miracle shot” while everyday folks are priced out?