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Oscars night is when the stars want to look their very best, so everything from intense workout regimes to Botox is pulled out of the bag.
And prior to tonight’s 97th Academy Awards ceremony, a new trend in their bid for perfection has emerged – micro-dosing with trendy weight-loss jabs.
Oscars night is when the stars want to look their very best as it is widely understood to be the biggest night of the year for movie, fashion and pop culture fans
Prior to tonight’s 97th Academy Awards ceremony, a new trend in their bid for perfection has emerged – micro-dosing trendy weight-loss jabs such as Ozempic
The red carpet has arrived ahead of tonight’s event; film stars and celebrities walking along it will want to look good for the paparazzi
The practice involves taking low doses of obesity drugs such as Wegovy and Ozempic to lose just enough weight to fit into a designer gown – but not so much that they look gaunt.
Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr Babak Azizzadeh said: ‘Celebrities use these medications to lose a few pounds and fit into an outfit and not look puffy.’
But the pharmaceutical industry and doctors have warned against using the powerful medications – originally developed to treat obese patients with type 2 diabetes.
Fellow plastic surgeon Dr Kelly Killeen added: ‘Until we can be assured that bouncing on and off these medicines is not causing people harm, I don’t support it.’
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