How to get rid of Ozempic legs? Understanding and managing post-weight loss effects
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5 min read
According to plastic surgeons, the phenomenon known as "Ozempic legs"—a term for side effects like sagging skin, muscle cramps, and swelling after rapid weight loss—is not caused by the medication itself but is a well-known consequence of losing significant body mass quickly. While Ozempic and other GLP-1 drugs effectively aid weight management, the body's rapid fat loss can result in noticeable changes, particularly in the lower extremities. This article explores the root causes of these leg issues and provides actionable steps to mitigate and manage them effectively.
