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American Society of Plastic Surgeons

Coverage of American Society of Plastic Surgeons in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Apr 17 · 11:00 UTCMost recent: Jun 24 · 20:41 UTC

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Dr. C. Bob Basuperson2 Food and Drug Administrationorganization2 Gen Xtopic1 GLP-1 weight-loss drugstopic1 Ozempic facetopic1 Botoxtopic1 Fillerstopic1 American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeryorganization1 Zoom boomtopic1 Ozempictopic1 Abdominoplastytopic1 Braden Petersperson1 Clavicularperson1 looksmaxxingtopic1 softmaxxingtopic1 hardmaxxingtopic1 Dr. Josef Hadeedperson1

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HEALTHJun 24 · 20:41 UTCFORTUNE
How ‘Ozempic face’ is pushing Gen X, already the biggest Botox and filler consumers, to the facelift table a decade early
Gen X, already leading Botox and filler use, is increasingly opting for facelifts a decade earlier due to 'Ozempic face' caused by GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, which accelerate facial aging through volume loss and sagging. Surgeons report a 50% rise in fat-grafting procedures in 2024 linked to this trend, with Gen X patients in their 40s and 50s now seeking surgical treatments typically reserved for older age groups.
HEALTHMay 14 · 10:49 UTCDAILY MAIL US
The rise of 'Ozempic arms': It's the latest unenviable side effect of rapid weight loss - and even leaves 35-year-olds with aged, sagging skin
Rapid weight loss is causing a new side effect called 'Ozempic arms', which leaves people with aged and sagging skin, even in 35-year-olds. This condition is a result of significant weight loss. It affects the appearance of the skin, making it look older than it actually is.
HEALTHMay 13 · 00:02 UTCDAILY MAIL US
I spent $7,000 on a tummy tuck to get my pre-baby body back. I didn't expect the horrifying side effects... and the 'gaping hole' it left
A woman spent $7,000 on a tummy tuck surgery to regain her pre-baby body, but experienced horrifying side effects, including a 'gaping hole'. The surgery had severe complications, and the woman was left with significant physical and emotional trauma. The article highlights the risks and potential consequences of cosmetic surgeries.
HEALTHApr 17 · 11:00 UTCFOX NEWS
Doctors warn of ‘looksmaxxing’ dangers after influencer’s livestream emergency
A 'looksmaxxing' influencer named Clavicular (Braden Peters) was hospitalized after a suspected overdose during a livestream, prompting doctors to warn about the dangers of the extreme appearance-enhancement trend. The trend, which includes both non-invasive 'softmaxxing' and risky 'hardmaxxing' practices like bone smashing, is increasingly popular among young males and carries significant health risks when pursued without medical guidance.