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Why does Ozempic cause facial changes?
'Ozempic face' is a term describing the loss of facial volume and elasticity that can occur with rapid weight loss, often associated with drugs like Ozempic. As fat diminishes from the face, skin can appear saggy or hollow. Croda's Volufiline addresses this by helping to restore some of that lost volume.
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