Talk about losing face.

By now, people are well aware of “Ozempic face,” the phenomenon in which people on GLP-1 medications notice saggy skin, sunken eyes and gaunt cheeks.

Now, “temporal wasting” is the latest side effect that prematurely ages weight loss drug users, and has doctors concerned.

The temples may be the last thing on a patient’s mind when they visit a plastic surgeon, focusing on fillers and collagen-stimulating procedures.

That’s all changing, though, thanks to the effects of medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro, which can result in “temporal wasting” or “temporal hollowing.”

Rapid weight loss from the drug also leads to…

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