Ozempic use affects skin and hair, Brazilian Society of Dermatology | Health

Patients who use ojepic have pointed out recent research from the Brazilian Society of Dermatology (SBD) – reactions in skin and hair health, sensitivity, application and reactions of hair loss. .

Semaglutido -based drugs, such as ojape and vegovy, to control diabetes and promote weight loss and protect them from important cardiovascular negative events and brain positive effects, with reducing the risk of Alzheimer and addiction.

However, they can also cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation and even abdominal pain. The adverse reactions in the pancreas and joints are also found and now emphasize SBD, skin and hair.

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“Although the most common negative effects are gastrointestinal tract, recent studies have identified the most common non -related effects, including hair loss (alopecia), changes in skin sensitivity (such as tingling, pain or burning) and subcutaneous application.”

In rare cases, bullus penphigoid, causing bubbles in the body, has been reported; Leukocytoclastic vasculitis, inflammatory disease that damages the wall of the blood vessels, leads to the emergence of red or ple color on the skin; And swelling in areas such as lips and eyelids (angioedema).

The SBD reports that patients with pre -existing skin diseases have no official opposition, but for those with a history of skin self -sufficient diseases, such as lupus or bullus penphigoid, along with a dermatologist, due to reactivation or emergence of these conditions.

Weight loss and aging

Another skin effect arises with the weight loss process during treatment with semaglutide drugs. According to the document, the rapid decrease in body fat, including the face, can cause wrinkles and aging. Weight loss also compromises important nutritional levels such as proteins, vitamins and fatty acids, the basic for maintaining the hydration of the skin, elasticity and skin barrier.

“Most patients perceive rapid aging, which may be 5 to 10 years, depending on personal factors such as lost weight and genetics and environmental factors,” the doctor said.

Care

The SBD reinforces the need for a continuous skin -related follow to monitor and treat negative effects on the skin for ojepic patients. With regard to the signs of aging, the dermatologist is of the opinion that primary care is required, such as the use of caroline hydration and sunscreen. She said some interference with a special follow -up, such as the use of collagen biostimulators, is effective.

“Including the interdisciplinary medical follow -up dermatological, weight loss does not compromise on chronic skin and health,” said Caroline Palheta.