NewBeauty Facebook Pinterest Instagram Youtube find a doctor Face Adult Acne Antioxidants Anti-Aging Celebrity Chronic Skin Conditions Eye Hydration Hyperpigmentation Makeup View All Eyebrows Eye Color Foundation Fragrance Lip Color Makeovers Male Skin Care Peels Pre-Event Prep Sensitive Skin Skin Care Skin Health Smile Sun Care Treatments Fillers Microneedling Post-Procedure Skin Care Neurotoxins Regenerative Aesthetics Skin Lifting Body Body Sculpting Breasts Butts Cellulite Hair Removal Hands + Nails Legs Pregnancy Find a Doctor Hair Bond Repair Celebrity Dry Hair Frizzy Hair Gray Hair Hair Color Hair Growth Hair Repair Scalp Health Styling + Tips Awards NB100 Awards 15th Annual Beauty Awards 2025 NewBeauty Readers’ Choice Awards Shopping Gift Guides Product Reviews NewBeauty Storefront Wellness Fitness GLP-1s Health Menopause About Us TESTTUBE Search for: Search HomeWellnessGLP-1s A New Study Suggests ‘Ozempic Face’ Isn’t Inevitable New data explores whether early filler might help reduce GLP-1 facial changes. Tatiana Bido Published: Dec 4, 2025 Getty Images As more people turn to GLP-1 medications, one concern consistently rises to the top: how will this rapid weight loss affect my face? The term “Ozempic Face” has become shorthand for the hollowing, laxity and sharper contours that can appear when facial fat drops faster than the skin can adjust. For patients who feel great about their health progress but uneasy about these changes, the instinct is usually to correct the issue after it appears. A new study published in Aesthetic Surgery Journal Open Forum explores a different idea. Instead of repairing facial deflation later, can you help prevent it while the weight is coming off? That question is the focus of early research from Pasadena, CA, facial plastic surgeon Kay Durairaj, MD, who examined whether a collagen-stimulating injectable could support facial structure during active GLP-1 weight loss. “Our early data suggest that hyperdilute Radiesse helps preserve…

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