{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"What Is Ozempic Face? Treatment Options for Weight Loss Patients","description":"Tackling another side effect of dramatic weight loss, this episode of Plastic Surgery Untold breaks down "Ozempic face." Nurse Sarah and Esthetician Nici explain why the real culprit isn't Ozempic at all, but the rapid weight loss that can leave you looking tired, hollow, and sagging, even when you feel amazing on the inside. The goal isn't to refill the face and undo your weight loss, it's to tighten the canvas first and get you looking like yourself again, just refreshed. From skin tightening to bio-stimulants and natural filler options, there's a whole toolbox to restore that youthful bounce. In this episode, we cover: Why "Ozempic face" is really just about weight loss, not the medication Why the goal is to tighten the canvas before adding any volume How Sofwave and Avava lift, tighten, and resurface for a refreshed look The "structural sandwich": combining skin tightening with a bio-stimulant like Sculptra Why you shouldn't wait until the end of your weight loss journey to start How to maintain results over time with smaller treatments like microneedling and peels The big takeaway: don't wait until you've lost all the weight to start caring for your skin. Starting sooner makes the whole process gentler, and the goal is always to have you look just like you, refreshed and confident, not wider or "filled." Tighten first, add volume only if you want it, and maintain along the way. ","author_name":"Plastic Surgery Untold","author_url":"http:\/\/plasticsurgeruntold.libsyn.com\/","html":"