Discover the rise of "Ozempic face" linked to weight loss drugs like semaglutide, its cosmetic effects, and treatments like fillers, facelifts and more.

Frank, the cosmetic dermatologist, noted that “Ozempic face” may be accompanied by a phenomenon he dubbed “Ozempic body,” adding: “One of the other major side effects of weight loss ...

When you hear the name Ozempic, you likely think of diabetes treatment. That makes sense, as semaglutide was first approved in 2017 to help people with type 2 diabetes regulate […] ...

GLP-1 receptor agonist drugs like Ozempic help people manage type 2 diabetes. Foods like Greek yogurt and avocados can't do that, writes columnist Carrie Dennett.

People who stop taking drugs like Ozempic are known to regain the weight they lost while on the drug and it is still unknown how people with BED's mood or compulsions to binge eat may shift if ...

Newsweek spoke to some experts about whether the weight loss drug could have an impact on birth rates in America.

Ozempic Can Cause Muscle Loss—Eating More of This Nutrient Could Help A small new study found that women who ate less protein tended to lose the most lean mass while taking semaglutide.

Weight loss drugs like Ozempic may help prevent stroke and reduce brain injury-related complications, studies show by Camille Jewell, Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery ...

Ozempic is known take pounds off your body, but a noticeable side effect in the private area is proving otherwise for male users.

Ozempic is an FDA-approved medication for people who have type 2 diabetes. It’s often prescribed “off-label” for weight loss — when a drug is prescribed for something it’s not approved for.