GLP-1 Users Seek $9,500 Ear Fixes as Rapid Weight Loss Spurs 'Ozempic Ears'

1 articles · Updated · thelooker.thedailybeast.com · Jun 10

Plastic surgeons say GLP-1 patients are increasingly seeking fillers, fat transfers and earlobe surgery after rapid weight loss leaves ears flatter, thinner and looser.
Doctors say the drugs' fast slimming can strip volume from earlobes, making them look longer and older and causing earrings to sit poorly or slip.
Stephanie, who lost 54 pounds on Ozempic, said she paid $9,500 for fat transfer and earlobe reduction, while another patient who lost 80 pounds received fat grafting during a facelift.
Fillers remain the quickest option—often taking under 30 minutes—and the trend extends beyond GLP-1 users, with Barbara Corcoran, 77, saying she regularly plumps her earlobes.