When people lose weight quickly, their faces can change as well as their bodies. Some notice hollow cheeks or temples, deeper folds, jowling, or loose skin around the lower face and neck. These changes are often called “Ozempic face,” but they can happen with other GLP-1 medications (such as Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Zepbound) after bariatric surgery, or from major lifestyle changes.
When it comes to something as personal as surgery on your face, body, or skin, most people want more than just a good outcome. They want confidence in the person behind the procedure. Who trained them? Who taught them? Who keeps them accountable?
When people begin looking into aesthetic plastic surgery, they usually start with the basics. Who’s the best plastic surgeon for me? What makes one practice different from another? In a city like Pittsburgh, where world-class medicine sits side by side with small private practices, those questions matter even more.
