The rise of weight-loss medication like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro has also seen an increase in Ozempic Face which is the noticeable facial changes that can occur due to rapid weight loss, which includes lost volume due to muscle and connective tissue loss, decrease in skin proteins like collagen and elastin, all leading to accelerated visible skin ageing

Wegovy Just like with semaglutide, tirzepatide has two brand names: Mounjaro: FDA-approved for Type 2 Diabetes Maximum dose: 15 mg weekly Prescribed primarily for blood sugar control Zepbound: FDA-approved for weight management Same maximum dose: 15 mg weekly Marketed for obesity treatment The drugs are chemically identical, but the legal considerations mirror the Ozempic/Wegovy distinction: Different labels and warnings Different approved uses Potential off-label prescribing Different marketing claims Case Example: Tirzepatide Injury Patient Profile: 52-year-old woman with BMI 34 No diabetes, seeking weight loss Prescribed Zepbound, escalated to 15 mg Timeline: Month 1-3: Excellent weight loss (25 lbs), manageable nausea Month 4: Persistent vomiting began Month 5: Unable to eat solid food, lost 15 more lbs Month 6: Diagnosed with severe gastroparesis via gastric emptying scan Current: 12 months post-discontinuation, still cannot eat normally, requires liquid diet Legal Claim: Inadequate warnings about permanence of gastroparesis Marketing emphasized dramatic weight loss without proper risk disclosure Failure to inform that condition might not resolve after stopping Damages include ongoing medical care, lost wages, diminished quality of life 5

Regarding GLP-1 specifically, so obviously physicians are extremely busy
These hormones influence appetite and metabolism, but they do not directly affect muscle growth or hormones such as testosterone or cortisol
Other authors suggest that there is no prominent direct effect of GLP-1 on WAT [107]
Singh P, Schwartz RA