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Abstract
Patient-reported changes in skin, hair, and nails were identified in individuals using glucagon-like peptide 1-receptor agonists (GLP-1RAs) for weight management.
- Facial hollowing, sinking cheeks, and skin laxity, collectively referred to as 'Ozempic Face,' have garnered attention as potential dermatologic effects.
- There is a need for patient-reported data to better characterize these dermatologic effects associated with GLP-1RAs.
- The study aims to correlate the frequency of reported dermatologic effects with the extent of weight loss experienced by patients.
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