11/05/2026
YOU LOST THE WEIGHT. BUT YOUR FACE LOST VOLUME TOO.
Let’s talk about “Ozempic face.”
You’ve lost the weight, you’re feeling healthier, but suddenly your cheeks look hollow, your skin looks looser, and your face looks more tired.
Here’s what most people don’t realize.
It’s not necessarily the Ozempic. It’s the weight loss.
When you lose significant weight, you can lose facial fat too, especially in the cheeks and temples.
And that loss of volume can make fine lines, folds, and skin laxity more noticeable.
But here’s the BIGGEST mistake I see.
Trying to fill EVERYTHING back up.
That’s how you can end up looking overdone.
As a board-certified dermatologist, my approach is different.
1. RESTORE VOLUME strategically, only where needed.
2. ADDRESS SKIN LAXITY with appropriate tightening treatments.
3. KEEP RESULTS NATURAL so you still look like YOU.
Sometimes that means a little filler.
Sometimes collagen-stimulating treatments or skin tightening.
Sometimes a combination, depending on your anatomy and goals.
And not everyone needs treatment.
The goal isn’t to change your face.
It’s to restore balance without looking overfilled.
At Elite MD, we believe facial rejuvenation should be personalized, subtle, and natural-looking.
COMMENT LIFT and our team will share our facial rejuvenation options and help you explore whether you’re a candidate.
Follow your Derm BFF for evidence, not trends and opinions.
Dr. Sonia Badreshia-Bansal
Board-Certified Dermatologist