Discover the Revolutionary Power of Ozempic: The Ultimate Game-Changer in Cosmetic Medicine

Botched stars Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif exclusively discussed the remarkable effects of Ozempic as a weight loss method with We. According to Dubrow, these drugs surpass the benefits of Botox and encompass a combination of liposuction, breast augmentation, and facelifts. He emphasized that this drug not only enhances one's appearance and well-being but also addresses the leading risk factors for heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. Dubrow regarded it as an exceptionally powerful and significant medical breakthrough to date.

Frequently prescribed as a medication for Type 2 diabetes, many celebrities have openly discussed their use of Ozempic and similar drugs for rapid weight loss. However, some individuals have reported negative side effects while taking Ozempic, as well as experiencing weight loss that may be unhealthy.

As with most medications, Ozempic has its own set of side effects, as mentioned by Nassif, who is 61 years old. These side effects include sweating, migraines, back spasms, and more. Nassif further stated that the diabetes medication may not be effective for everyone. "Even though weight loss is one of the advertised benefits, I personally couldn't tolerate it," Nassif explained. "I tried taking a small amount, but it caused constant vomiting."

Professionals will gain knowledge about the various uses of Ozempic through trial and error, according to Nassif. Recent articles in the New England Journal of Medicine, for example, have highlighted the remarkable effectiveness of a similar blood glucose control drug called Mounjaro in non-diabetic individuals. In one study, patients experienced a rapid 26% reduction in body weight over the course of a year. When used correctly, Dubrow believes that Ozempic can be both effective and safe. As celebrities share their experiences, both positive and negative, Dubrow emphasizes the need to refrain from shaming individuals who use Ozempic, as everyone is still learning about the true side effects.

Dr. Paul Nassif and Dr. Terry Dubrow Rob Latour/BEI/Shutterstock

Terry, who has been married to Heather Dubrow from The Real Housewives of Orange County since 1999, expressed concern about the increasing number of people being hospitalized and experiencing worse symptoms due to obesity. However, he also highlighted the excitement surrounding breakthrough treatments for obesity, acknowledging the significant impact it will have on our bodies and physiology.

Paul, who married Brittany Nassif in 2019, pointed out the popularity of Ozempic among individuals with diabetes and raised the possibility of a potential shortage of the drug in the future. He also cautioned about the side effect of muscle mass loss caused by Ozempic and emphasized the importance of consuming protein.

Paul emphasized the importance of consistently following the correct approach. He added that although the topic at hand is the latest development, it is not specifically related to Botched. Instead, the discussion revolves around sharing the limited information currently available.

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With reporting by Christina Garibaldi