Ozempic is changing people's skin, say plastic surgeons

Re:Ozempic is changing people's skin, say plastic surgeons by swozey on Tuesday August 13, 2024 @06:26PM (#41240490)

You're going to need to include a weight percentage drop or something. I've wrestled/jiujitsued my entire life and we go up and down weight constantly, 2-30lb swings. We'll water + electrolyte fast for a week or two if we have to and drop 10-20lbs.

We all look 10-15 years younger than we are (35-45s).

But we're also not dropping 150-200lbs or whatever number you're potentially referring to to where skin would stretch. But prolonged, constant rapid dropping hasn't bothered our skin. I'm complimented all the time on mine.

https://old.reddit.com/r/wrestling/comments/2r9nwy/whats_the...

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Re:Ozempic is changing people's skin, say plastic surgeons by mym1990 on Tuesday August 13, 2024 @06:34PM (#41240557)

Yeah totally, there would be umpteen different factors that would influence the "age perception" so to say. I also wonder how losing different types of weight(water fast vs longer timeframe fat/muscle loss) could impact this.

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