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Trish Webster, an Australian woman, died from a severe stomach illness after using Ozempic to lose weight for her daughter's wedding. Her husband warns that the drug is 'not worth it at all.' REUTERS.

A rapid weight loss triggered by this class of drugs - referred to as glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1) - can leave users with loose, sagging or wrinkled skin.

This has lead to the coining of terms like "Ozempic face" and "Ozempic butt", although losing weight quickly by any other method could alter people's appearance in the same way.

Now, women are reporting a side effect dubbed "Ozempic breasts".
Most of us would jump to the conclusion that these women's boobs responded to weight loss drugs in the same way as people's bums and faces did, shrinking in size and sagging.